Alice falling down the rabbit hole is used here as a metaphor for Alice becoming blind, in the dark she must create her own world to the music she hears and creates an A-tonal direct responce to this feeling. In the darkness the shifting senses heighten both each other and individually so that the viewers semi state of blindness in the room is an insight into Alice's world, both her reality and her imagined reality.

Rabbit Dance

Sinéad Keogh is a multimedia performance installation artist with a MA in Fine - Art from NCAD (National College of Art and Design) in Dublin. The utilisation of synesthetic installation balances ideologies of intensification of the senses leading to immersive, often emotionally ambiguous experiences. The core of which lies between storytelling and experimental abstraction exuding surreal fantasy. Keogh's practice is currently undertaking the conceptions of gothic resplendence, desire and gender. Keogh has had many exhibitions in Dublin institutions such as The Broadcast Gallery, IMMA, and The Lab and exhibited internationally in New York, Italy and New Zealand. Keogh has made work for festivals such as BIFPA and The Bram Stoker Festival.
奇妙な少年. ゴス

Rabbit Dance

Sinead Keogh