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	<title>Jullianna Oke</title>
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	Biography
Jullianna (she/they) is an interdisciplinary emerging artist of Japanese-Canadian descent, working and playing in Vancouver as a settler on the unceded, ancestral, and unsurrendered lands of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. 

Having finished their Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honors in Dance from Simon Fraser University, Jullianna’s interests lie in perception of identity, and the passage of information and non-verbal communication expressed from one body to another. She was a Commissioned Artist for the Festival of Recorded Movement (2022), and was in residency with Evergreen Cultural Center as part of their Emerging Creators Incubator (2023). 
 Photo Credit: Mikela Vuorensivu


Artist Statement
With movement, dance, and choreography serving as a home base for me, I situate my work in relation to embodied listening - to others, to the offerings of new technology and media, and to my own lineage and ethnicity. I welcome creation and practice from a place of slow processing, where I can let things evolve as they naturally do, through marinating, ruminating, and melting. 

Listening to what my own subconscious body holds has also brought me to reflect on my experience being a mixed-race Japanese-Canadian. Absorbing what others have to say about the ethnic guessing-game I provoke while also spending time processing the history of Japanese-Canadians in Canada informs a portion of the 
movement-based personal projects I undertake. 

Wanting to find the medium of art that fits each project most has urged me to explore other modes for conversing and conveying the information I’ve absorbed beyond the modes of dance and movement. Thus, some of my recent works largely exist in the realms of sound, projection, and film. Through whichever medium of art I may navigate, I am eager to share tidbits of experiences and encounters I have gotten to listen and bear witness to over time. I use this embodied listening process to urge my audience to deep dive into small nuances they may not have noticed before, whether this be in themselves or in others, 
positioning the viewer as a fly on my own wall.Photo Credit: Tiffany Au



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“Put Me in Your Place” – [In Development]




Put Me in Your Place is a work-in-progress dialogue of self-identity and otherness through both movement and real time projection - building the idea of a second body, composed of how we are perceived to those around us. In exploration with some programming around delaying and degrading/eroding an image, certain movement patterns and rhythms in the body can be read in this system as a second figure or person. While this movement piece is “one” choreography, can be projected as “two” images in real time; one being how someone sees themselves, and the second being this “otherness” of how we are perceived - slightly different than the original and not quite there, but with fragments of the original. Essentially, a real-time duet between myself and my “otherness”. 



Developmental support from The Dance Centre’s “12 Minutes Max” (June 2025), a studio residency with Future Leisure (July 2025), WhatLab’s “The July Project” (July 2025), and Mile Zero Dance’s “Connections//Collisions Cabaret” (Nov 2025). 

 
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“Put Me in Your Place”

Photo Credits: Vitantonio Spinelli
	
“The Chamber it Comes
From” – Performance



… If you stand in
it for long enough, you hear your bones make a grinding noise. No longer able
to follow an audible trail, the withdrawal of reverberation sabotages your
spatial awareness.



The chamber it
comes from is a working process aimed towards the physical embodiment of deep
listening and reverberation. The body exists as a container and chamber for
residual sound to occur, while also being placed in an audio environment for
play and exploration. Surrounding oneself in the overwhelm and being submerged
into this live, reactive, and resonant world, all elements introduced into this
chamber space serve a body trying to attune and orient itself.


March 2023 - SFU Senior Capstone
Show – “Propositions” 
&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Presented in Studio D Theatre, Goldcorp Centre for
the Arts, Vancouver

August 2023 - Evergreen Cultural Centre – Emerging Artist Incubator +
Residency


&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Presented at Evergreen
Cultural Centre Theatre, Port Coquitlam



July 2024 [excerpt] - Salt Spring Island – Guest Artist with Dance West Network, Studio Showing
&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Presented an excerpt at Antler
Ridge Studio, invited as a guest artist alongside Re-Centering Margins
Residency Program’s artists on tour. 



July 2024 [excerpt] - Victoria –
Guest Artist with Dance West Network, Studio Showing
&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; 
Presented an excerpt at Dance Victoria, invited as
a guest artist alongside Re-Centering Margins Residency Program’s artists on
tour.&#38;nbsp;
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“The Chamber it Comes From”

Photo Credits: Evergreen Cultural Centre





	“Call and Response” - InstallationMylar sewn onto canvas, performance, video projection.


Call and Response is an immersive installation exploring the
interaction of movement, visual art and projection through refraction and
reflection. The work begins from a question: How can the act of deep listening
be translated into visual mediums? 


The projected movement of my body serves as a call, while the mylar and
the surrounding environment of moving light provide a visual response. The
refractive and reflective qualities of the mylar create a textured surface that
interacts with light and movement, and the crinkled mylar backdrop acts as a
conduit, catching and bouncing the light from the projection of the dance
performance. Together, this dance of both light and motion transforms the space
into an exchange told through movement, refraction, and reflection.
	
	




August 2023 - Evergreen Cultural Centre – Emerging Artist Incubator +
Residency
	
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Photo Credits: Rachel Topham



	



















“A Conversation in Rhythm”
- Tap Dance Short Film



Participated as a
co-producer and performer of a movement-based short film alongside Seth
Kitamura and Kevin Kim. “A Conversation in Rhythm” is an experimental movement
film which transcripts the implicit exchange of dialogue between a tap dancer
and a drummer during an improvised jam session.


&#38;nbsp;



June-November 2022 - Festival of Recorded Movement – Commissioned Artist 2022&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Premiered at the Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema,
VancouverSeptember 2023 - Dance Camera Istanbul Screendance Festival – Official
Selection&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp; Screened in public spaces and cultural
centres/venues in Istanbul, Turkey.








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Photo Credits: Kevin Kim


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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Jan 2023 01:49:38 +0000</pubDate>

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	“Dil Ka” by Lee Nisar
 Projection Design
Ruby Slippers Theatre in association with Presentation House Theatre and Blackout Arts Society
Show Credits:&#38;nbsp;Written by Lee NisarDirected by Tricia TrinhCultural Consultant: Adolyn Hamed Dar Technical Direction &#38;amp; Production Management by Jessica HanSet design by Kimira ReddyLighting design by John WebberSound design by Mishelle CutlerProjection Design by Jullianna Oke- ChimerikCostume design by Rachel Macadam


	
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	“The Narrow Bridge” 
by Pomerantz
New Media/Projection Designer and Captioning
Presented by Chutzpah! Festival and the Sidney &#38;amp; Gertrude Zack Gallery
November 2023

Video Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da7T2PfzFlI
	

Show Credits:Ariel Martz-Oberlander; Devorah Vogt; Chloe Ziner; Jessica Gabriel; Jullianna Oke; Cindy Mochizuki; Cindy Kao; Vanka Salim; Dan Loan; Caroline MacCaull; Anna Brew; Benji Eisenberg; Tamar Tabori; Amitai Marmorstein
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	Contact
︎ jekoke44@gmail.com


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