Costume for 'The Booger Dance' by Adam James

                Project of Adam James

‘Guest Projects’ Gallery, London.

Performance: 07/04/2011. Exhibition: 02-30/04/2011

Costume design: Adam James, Berthe Fortin, Sandra Arroniz Lacunza and Emily Ni Bhroin

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Costume Design and making: Sandra Arróniz Lacunza

Performer: Tamina Devar

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Costume Design and making: Sandra Arróniz Lacunza

Mask by Adam James

Performer: Marie Brennis

Costume on the left by Berthe Fortin.

'Ectoplasm' by Rotie Productions Research

‘Ectoplasm’

Rotie Productions Research

London, 2011

Director: Marie-Gabrielle Rotie

Performers: Rachel Birch Lawson

Hollie Miller

Cat Westwood

Costumes for 'Life Support' by Catapulting Cocoon, in collaboration with Carolina Rieckhof

London, February-March 2011

'Nagore' Costume for 'Pamplona, 7th July 2008'

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London, 9th February 2011
Victoria House Basement.

Performer: Sally E. Dean
Choreographer: Marie-Gabrielle Rotie
Photographer: Luna Perez Visairas
Video: London College of Fashion

'Nagore' Costume for 'Pamplona, 7th July 2008'

Dress rehersal
London, 8th February 2011
Victoria House Basement.

Performer: Sally E. Dean
Choreographer: Marie-Gabrielle Rotie
Photographer: Lucia Cardenas

'Metro' Newspaper Dress for 'Snow White and the Seven Designers' by Russell Penn, in collaboration with Carolina Rieckhof

Garrick Theatre, London.
12-16 October 2010

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Judith Costume for 'Bluebeard's Castle' by Béla Bartók.

8th of January 2010.

Cochrane Theatre

Performer: Eleanor Forrest

Choreographer: Johan Stjernholm



“Performer in Time and Space” Project
(MA Costume Design for Performance)

This play cover the human fundamental questions and the eternal fight between sexes. The young and naïve Judith, driven by a passionate love, discover Bluebeard’s soul mysteries, represented by the 7 chambers of his castle.

This costume shows her evolve from girl to adult. At the end of the performance and driven by her persistent curiosity, she managed to open the whole rooms. When she discovered all Bluebeard’s secrets, she becomes trapped by her own dress, by herself.

The Horse Costume for 'The Balcony' by Jean Genet.

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London, March 2010.

Lime Groove. LCF

Performer: Salsa

Choreographer: Johan Stjernholm

This play takes place in a brothel of Barcelona when a revolution is progressing outside in the city. Genet uses this setting to explore roles of power in society. In the first few scenes patrons assume the roles of a bishop who forgives a penitent, a judge who punishes a thief, and a general who rides his horse.
This costume is created for the horse character. Basing in Foucault theories of ‘Docile Bodies’ and the relationship between sex and power, the main idea is to transform the performer into a sexual object. She becomes almost a sex furniture when fusion with her saddle. The more she becomes passive, the more the General gain power.