https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/farouche daily 0.75 2020-12-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1588299323318-P0V2UJXD6OR7TOMDB9KY/FaroucheCollective_0101.jpg Farouche https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1488220654186-QG14771UHNSFX6PB5Z5K/Screen+Shot+2017-02-27+at+10.34.43+AM.png Farouche - Farouche Choreographers + Performers Felicia Lau, Erika Mitsuhashi + Mahaila Patterson-O’Brien Farouche's debut show at the Gold Saucer featured an evening of new creations including a trio, three solo movement studies, and the duet for the time being. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1490759121670-CJ9AO2MM36LSIO27EO8Y/8bitlow.jpg Farouche - 8bitself Choreographer: Mahaila Patterson-O’Brien Sound + Projection: Remy Siu Dancers: Felicia Lau, Erika Mitsuhashi They may be masked, hidden or exposed by light. They are precise, they rarely devolve into chaos. They never emote. They are a blank canvas of abstract gesture time and space. They are looking for the pleasure in emptiness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1504589575658-JN0E3BEE9N66VVR8R0CH/image1.JPG Farouche - Anvil Centre Artists in Residence One month self directed residency at the Anvil Centre in New Westminster, BC. Research and experimentation with dance and new media. September 2017 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1540662462627-YKCV0KQ8OH7ZTV70KMO4/WTDODpc+copy.jpg Farouche - We Talk Disco One Day Created and performed by: Farouche (Felicia + Erika + Mahaila) in collaboration with dance artists Lexi Vajda and Avery Smith. Farouche Collective presented their first full length creation We Talk Disco One Day at the Gold Saucer Studios. We Talk Disco One Day is our exploration in creating a clear macro structure for three micro dances. September 2018 https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/work daily 1.0 2025-10-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1487746965052-TWWKRG4JI6NDJUSI3LTY/bush001+copy.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1588299606851-SPLGFOSEJXZ8E4M737FO/bush001%2Bcopy.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1610678457414-ZRMCDFEKQT8FO2OPJ2R4/Beings%252Bin%252Bplain%252Bsite%252Bexample%252B1.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1610927499004-1VZ2RSLLS8GTIF6R0KP5/IMG_0749.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1610927681532-03BC57FCEYGN49XF0RHM/_1%2BErika%2BMitsuhashi%252C%2BMaking%2Bit%2Bup_%2BThe%2Bmeeting.%2BPhotographer_%2BRobert%2BAndow.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620119459534-EB1OH5SH1EZSHLKTSDHM/mirrevealimage.JPG Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620184486996-SEEOPXX50Y9RSONBR3NT/A%2526E%2Bstill.jpg Work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1720218343510-54MGOFIWE76M4MT2HZKV/wee_still01.png Work https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/choreographic-work daily 0.75 2025-05-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1588299259520-85Z0LOBKXHLV5N2EMH1B/A%2526E%2Bstill.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1685304193417-5MUTW8Q5SJ1V34Y0UIVE/image-asset.png choreoraphic work - whereverever created and performed by: Mardon + Mitsuhashi Videography and editing: Alysha Seriani Composer: Sasha J. Langford Costume design: Jae Woo Kang Additional props and costumes: Natalie Purschwitz Lighting design: Nien-Tzu Weng Technical managers: Jack Chipman, Ben Wilson Artistic mentors: Justine A. Chambers, Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph, Mala Kline Dramaturgy support: Joanna Garfinkel Accessibility consultation: Cara Eastcott, Amy Amantea Audio description: Andrea Cownden whereverever, a new work by Mardon + Mitsuhashi—the collaborative entity of Alexa Mardon and Erika Mitsuhashi—made with media artist Alysha Seriani and composer Sasha J. Langford. Across a sixteen-minute video and forty-minute dance performance without intermission, whereverever playfully traces possible beginnings and belonging by following the question “how did we get here?” Recorded on location in Mardon + Mitsuhashi’s respective ancestral homelands, Finland and Japan, the video intertwines visits with relatives, folk and contemporary dancing, and observational images of the built and natural environments with a focus on gesture, movement, and impulse. As the video cuts rhythmically between each place, it oscillates between a sense of distance and presence, past and present, as Mardon + Mitsuhashi orientate themselves as visitors to their hereditary homes and construct a postcard for their future kin. A sampled glitch in the soundtrack, anaglyph effect on images, and a doubling in framing across the two places, disrupts a sense of linear time to unfold a vastness of relations. In the dance performance that follows, Mardon + Mitsuhashi present a movement practice of “blurring” to a musical score performed live by Langford. Through a score of improvisational tasks, they perform a duet of imperfect unison in which dance becomes a devotional technology to understand their bodies differently, both in relation to each other and the histories they hold. Premiere: Western Front, Vancouver, Canada May 2023 Hold On Let Go, Vancouver, Canada January 2024 Spring Roll Festival, Turku, Finland April 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1685304598661-T4GIQ4N7D3H21HNBT8U7/wee_still07.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1685304604094-8IUQL3JL4P0083AINPXZ/wee_still03.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1687302432960-HRV41M0EZTBTBW6XRRLZ/image-asset.png choreoraphic work - we shall drink the new wine by Erika Mitsuhashi Sound: Loose Truth and Aloe Vera by Jack Jutson Projection Design by Irfan Brkovic commission for the Simon Fraser University SCA Fall dance repertory class Something started loosely and with loose truth. An exquisite corpse, a relay, a recursive string of emergent moments. Action and idling, ways to keep going and ways of being together. Impossibilities asking, how can we enter different planes of ourselves? Dedicated to my friends and special dedication to my dear friend Mikey. Special thank you to Jack Jutson and Irfan Brkovic. November 17 – 19, 2022, FEI AND MILTON WONG EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE – SFU GOLDCORP CENTRE FOR THE ARTS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1662047816507-PI7VJW9ZG13HDTS83PCH/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1662048242827-S1W9S0YUJLDKIF8ZLIJF/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620121150730-LS4RG13L8T3120ABXTQ2/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work - on the cosmic shore current research for group presentation glint in collaboration with Daniel O’Shea (new media) peer mentorship Francesca Frewer and Alexa Mardon performers: Alexa Mardon, Allie Shiff, Bynh Ho, Francesca Frewer, Lexi Vajda, Mia Pelayo sound: Adam Asnan Erika Mitsuhashi will present a work-in-progress sharing of on the cosmic shore, a performance and installation that explores relational practices of drifting movement and attention between living and non-living performers. The installation includes sonic and scenographic partners that encourage intimacy with the materiality of the present. Erika’s horizontal approach to who or what can be a performer, allows for movement to surface in unexpected places including in the light refracted off reflective materials, in the bodies of the performers and in the attention/spatial discoveries of the audience. Premiere: July 14-16, 2022 at The Scotiabank Dance Centre https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1654297279326-9D61HIDD3KA5T58SCM9S/image.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620180102184-BL18UARNOCIXWOPXP7ND/image.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620180282081-CKX8EB4VFJMCMFEOHI8L/image.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620179341339-AGC931BNBW1O62K0JM6M/image-asset.png choreoraphic work - Mardon + Mitsuhashi present: George The Parasite Tribute Concert Mardon + Mitsuhashi experimental livestream from Left Of Main, NYE 2020 A tribute to SF Ho’s work George The Parasite https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620183627162-TDV3YYA9PQLH7FHJ3366/image-asset.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620182325598-FVF89S9G19JHGTCWXHX1/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620181473745-U3T3F0M704261AE8CAMN/image-asset.png choreoraphic work - The shape of something changes as you move through it created and performed by: Francesca Frewer & Erika Mitsuhashi sound by: Pender Street Steppers (Jack Jutson and Liam Butler) projections by: Erika Mitsuhashi & Jack Chipman text by: Francesca Frewer costume by: Jae Woo Kang technical direction: Jack Chipman When faced with questions beyond our understanding, how do we make sense of ourselves, our perceptions, and one another? Erika and Francesca explore these questions of fundamental uncertainty through several different modalities, seeking to discover different ways that they can be resolved in practice, in the body, in movement, and in being together. Working with improvised text and speaking, they generate fictional narratives on the spot, weaving a continually shifting landscape of truth and fiction that emerges organically through the challenge of maintaining a difficult task. Through choreographed movement they explore subtleties of being present with another person within a complex structure. Durational movement scores provide a doorway into a more patient, contemplative questioning of the themes in the work. They seek complexity, simultaneously embracing and subverting the meaning-making that happens in performance. Excerpt 1: “The Array: The Shape of the Galaxy” presented by Upintheair Theatre, The Cultch Greenhouse, November 2019 Excerpt 2: Left of Push #3 presented by plastic orchid factory, Left of Main, February 2020 Premiere: presented by plastic orchid factory, Left of Main, May 2022 photo credit: Victor Tran https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1650426491047-B3YHSZCMEV7N0EBBADY9/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620183852074-QM5MV6S4Q51NVT8T74OU/image-asset.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620181627746-7AXIW01Y0CZHLWSXQVD0/image-asset.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573626118794-NVTVESKBQ13U8FEHLR92/TOUR.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573797557165-QPVUY1VJG8W6LZMZBH4Y/TOUR%2Bscreenshot%2B.jpg choreoraphic work - TOUR Created by Mardon + Mitsuhashi (Alexa Mardon, Erika Mitsuhashi) In this work, performers act as tour guides, leading an audience through the space and making short stops on the way to share their “instantaneous expertise” on the history of objects, their surroundings as well as their own bodies and personal histories. TOUR brings attention to the discomfort that comes along with witnessing facts and reality treated with irreverence. How do the institutions we inhabit every day impose their realities and histories upon us? How might we gesture towards other ways of inhabiting them? Performers: Roberto Soria & Devon Snell (Toronto), Andrea Cownden & Byhn Ho (Vancouver) Platforms for TOUR’s research and development: Toronto Dance Theatre’s Emerging Voices, December 2017, mentors: Ame Henderson and Christopher House Premiere at OFFTA Montreal, May 2019 with performers: Roberto Soria and Devon Snell Recipient of the OFFTA 2019’s Hybridity Grant, an award granted “to an individual artist or group for the outstanding hybridity of their artistic practice”. Presentation at Dance In Vancouver, November 20, 2019 with performers: Andrea Cownden and Bynh Ho. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573625846539-J7W8DNR6EISEYF5K72MO/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1667546445779-63DXEMIB26LTHRHBVQOY/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573795574514-UGSMOV6QM3II1OKCBMFD/Screen%2BShot%2B2019-11-12%2Bat%2B7.00.15%2BPM.png choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573794909954-2ALBI3GDY48NSNDEOD3M/DUST_FFrewer_EMitsuhashi_3.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1540663418586-MNPPXDD9C40ICYHIFW81/4_MitsuhashiFrewer_PushOFF.jpg choreoraphic work - Dust Created by Erika Mitsuhashi and Francesca Frewer A thought-provoking solo contemporary dance piece which incorporates sound, new media, and striking designs to investigate themes of volatility, change, decay, and the unbound. The audience is made witness to the progressive undoing of the performance space and the performer herself. A backdrop of paper, installed by the artists, alludes to a history beginning prior to the audience's arrival, and organic materials in progressive states of decay emphasize the passing of time. Performance: Francesca Frewer New Media Design: Daniel O’Shea Sound Design: Adam Asnan Costume/textiles: Nellie Gossen Set design and materials: Erika Mitsuhashi & Francesca Frewer Platforms for Dust’s research and development: Artistic residency and work in progress showing at PAUL Studios Berlin, September 2018. Artistic residency and work in progress showing at Left of Main Vancouver, hosted by plastic orchid factory , October 2018. Artistic and technical residency at the Scotiabank Dance Centre, April 2019. Premiere as part of the Scotiabank Dance Centre’s International Dance Day programming, April 2019. Created with support from the Canada Council for the Arts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573626229004-MUAJ2S1HD9LN3YTOSYS7/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573797204481-0JZ9DDX7AGYJ9A7A0C1H/Trailer+still_1.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573794964281-0TSYT66YH5OU8QEQSHST/IMG_4842.JPG choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1526326954656-CJLUDMM8OUQ9F0X8IZ27/0086.jpg choreoraphic work - Tender Engine Created by Mardon + Mitsuhashi (Alexa Mardon + Erika Mitsuhashi) Tender Engine was created in collaboration between choreographer Alexa Mardon, choreographer/set designer Erika Mitsuhashi, programmer Brynn McNab, a recursive neural network named UXIE, sound designer Paul Paroczai and performers Elissa Hanson and Zahra Shahab. Tender Engine is a contemporary dance/installation piece, with highly integrated new media elements (algorithms, projection design). An RNN which has learned to speak from the language the performers have spoken to it underscores the work. The work plays the line between intimate storytelling and highly performative false expertise, examining our relationship to language, technology, and meaning making. Programmer: Brynn McNab Sound designer: Paul Paroczai Performers: Elissa Hanson and Zahra Shahab Platforms for Tender Engine’s research and development: Shadbolt Centre for the Arts Artists in Residence, January 2018 In-progress showing at Kinetic Dance Studios Halifax Open Studios Series, January 2018 Boca Del Lupo Artist in Residence, March 2018 Artistic residency at Left of Main Studios, hosted by plastic orchid factory, March 2019 Premiere, co-productions with VIVO Media Arts, June 2019 This work was developed with the support of Canada Council for the Arts, BC Arts Council and VIVO Media Arts Centre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573796030426-0OQ3UEUS5IJR8YM5N03M/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573797951780-4GYTVV73KZBQSVV68Y27/End+section+fabric+tender+engine+photo+Cara+Tench+.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620184058407-OG2YOWCN8OKS40GMPU74/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1492063439172-7NV43H8XRF81GQQNK6IH/20170331_ShootingGallery_CARATENCH+%286+of+1%29.jpg choreoraphic work - The Saddest Girl at the Party Created and performed by Francesca Frewer and Erika Mitsuhashi The Saddest Girl at the Party is a dance-theatre duet created by contemporary dance artists Francesca Frewer and Erika Mitsuhashi. Conceived as an ode to the attempt and a lament for that which has been given up on, it uses movement crafted into games and absurd scenarios to compose a dynamic performance piece which lies somewhere between playful and heartbreaking, but falling (maybe, almost) just shy of each. Excerpt presented at the Shooting Gallery Performance Series at the Dusty Flowershop Cabaret in Vancouver, April 2017 Presentation as part of New Work's Annual Season Launch, curated by Justine A. Chambers at the Orpheum Annex Theatre Vancouver, September 2017 Presentation as part of Upintheair Theatre’s 2018 rEvolver Theatre Festival at The Cultch Greenhouse Theatre in Vancouver, May 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1555567852075-IAXL2MH430X74PM4M752/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620118036650-CUV6W71NKO6UQROX7JO6/SGATP+images+%283%29.jpg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1492672300261-336FPBOUL9KSW6YEBLBB/Screen+Shot+2017-04-20+at+12.04.12+AM.png choreoraphic work - Valuation Score Created by Mardon + Mitsuhashi (Alexa Mardon + Erika Mitsuhashi) In this two-part score, the dancers first use their bodies as tools for appraisal, doing instantaneous physical research in order to re-tell the history of art objects back to the audience. In part two, the dancers co-author a hierarchy of concepts and objects, attempting to attribute a movement equivalent to each thing according to its value in capitalism. Performed by: Felicia Lau and Alexa Mardon Performance at Surrey Art Gallery's inFlux, in response to Mimetic Workshop: Studio Still Lifes of Fiona Ackerman and Kelly Lycan curated by Jordan Strom, Surrey, September 2016. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1492672384408-50ZDJAUQCNPQ74Y6DHX4/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1487824205156-G9ME49NCC3Z6OY73JGJJ/A%26E+still.png choreoraphic work - New Beginnings Created and performed by Mardon + Mitsuhashi ( Alexa Mardon + Erika Mitsuhashi) New Beginnings is a collaborative project between Erika Mitsuhashi and Alexa Mardon. Part sales pitch, part bad TedTalk and part personal archive, the piece is inspired by string theory, the infinite possibilities of the self in the multiverse, the repetitive performance of female affective labour, and the traces left in our bodies by the women who came before us. Using psuedo-science and hospitality as foolproof methods for time travel, we invite the audience to join us in sifting through the wreckage of the future and preparing for the detritus of the past. Excerpt presented at Toronto Love-In's PS We Are All Here series, Toronto, July 2016. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1510190304910-T4VMPZT8BOE7UQ55MQU5/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1487824323183-8GDNTHBOW166MX32JBRX/_DSC9412.JPG choreoraphic work - this room has curved edges Created and performed by Erika Mitsuhashi this room has curved edges is a solo work created and performed by Erika Mitsuhashi. Enmeshed in memories of rooms both real and imagined, this room has curved edges interlaces the secretive, changing, architecture of dreams with lived personal experience. Drawing aesthetic inspiration from cinematic master Wong Kar-wai, the shifting movement score draws the audience into the dreamscape and imagination of an individual. With the body as a conduit into the psychological realm, the piece experiments with dream-like sensibilities of time, logic and space. Premiere at the Powell Street Festival , Vancouver, August 2014. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1492672668451-NJQYTUUGQQCWQBHWF6XL/image-asset.jpeg choreoraphic work https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/visual-art-set-design daily 0.75 2022-11-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1588299552107-IZ6EOFX0856CRCEIIV19/IMGP2717.jpg Visual Art / Set Design https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1662048242827-S1W9S0YUJLDKIF8ZLIJF/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design - on the cosmic shore performance and multimedia installation in collaboration with Daniel O’Shea (new media) performers: Alexa Mardon, Allie Shiff, Bynh Ho, Francesca Frewer, Lexi Vajda, Mia Pelayo sound: Adam Asnan direction/scenography/sculpture/costuming: Erika Mitsuhashi https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1667545612934-TRRXLWH50GUQQ03K5TER/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1667545646109-PMMPBSU8X3UUDWNVLZO2/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1623217706621-DUHSYC16HPKSDPIFWML3/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design - something somewhere else Created by: Erika Mitsuhashi in collaboration with new media designer Daniel O’Shea emergent photography installation CMHC Granville Island Exhibition as part of New Works’ Past Echoes in the Present, accessible and interactive multi-disciplinary online and open-air exhibition (2021) online documentation & description here photo credit: Kay Slater https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1623218896347-H0GZFHH64WP8T33DAUM1/image-asset.png Visual Art / Set Design video from CMHC Granville Island Exhibition https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620118672543-0MKJQ6A1N86RQJL0S86M/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design - Making it up: The Meeting Microcosm maximalist miniature diorama part of Making it up anthology Chapter 1, The Meeting Durational live-streamed performance as part of PushOFF’s Speculative Futures digital festival (2021) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620121047063-8JMTM0CF43B95MEL4FOY/image-asset.png Visual Art / Set Design Microcosm video still https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620119786646-PF68GNH3DUMCQT5P79TW/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design Microcosm video still https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620119895804-A0QDMMI1T19XXANURDHB/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design Microcosm video still https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620120974055-SV32SSZQUXQXG68I36M1/image-asset.png Visual Art / Set Design Microcosm video still https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620119832154-ZHEH77GF8L7APOXC3432/image-asset.png Visual Art / Set Design Microcosm video still https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1620178645930-J5X1B3YW93HVZFDXPHPW/image-asset.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design - Mirreveal 1. I’m okay. 2. I’m gutted. installation comprised of 101 augmented mini-disco balls suspended with clear filament, a convex mirror dome and 2 LED lights first iteration presented as part of a multidisciplinary show Here for Now:Vol. 2 (2018) photo credit: Yvonne Chew https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1548657698891-XQNSQ4ERXOE99CM2ETSF/IMGP2714.JPG Visual Art / Set Design photo credit: Yvonne Chew https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1573799156860-PKEFFZDQURHD5QP6AEMO/Trailer+still_3-1.jpeg Visual Art / Set Design - Dust Set design and props in collaboration with Francesca Frewer Presentation of Dust at The Scotiabank Dance Centre, International Dance Day Programming (2019) photo credit: David Cooper https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/hfn-project daily 0.75 2020-04-24 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/t/5ea2422e3ca6780368758c36/1587685642033/ HERE FOR NOW https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/5ea228df69702219220d5999/5ea2290a1fc3a023584d9bcc/1587685642033/ HERE FOR NOW https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/1587690467899-V0PHXQBD5HLLD9LP1P7A/image-asset.jpeg HERE FOR NOW https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/making-it-up-the-meeting-microcosm daily 0.75 2021-04-25 https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/press daily 0.75 2021-01-17 https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/about daily 0.75 2025-05-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/0089055d-ce82-4d63-9e64-7a07f5b87623/Erika+Mitsuhashi.jpg About https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/contact daily 0.75 2018-05-14 https://www.erikamitsuhashi.com/mardonandmitsuhashi daily 0.75 2024-02-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58ad31153e00be979c2f9704/454f5543-eb6b-4dbf-869b-4c230f292603/2_Mardon%2BMitsuhashi_photo_Rachel_Topham.jpg Mardon + Mitsuhashi photo: Rachel Topham