Choreographic Strategies in Moving Image Practice. Task-based improvisation and Somatic Inquiry

Keira Greene's practice-based PhD, completed in 2024, was titled: Choreographic Strategies in Moving Image Practice. Task-based improvisation and Somatic Inquiry.

This research focused on task-based improvisation and somatic inquiry as strategies in moving image practice. They are referred to as choreographic strategies and employed within Greene's own moving image practice, whilst simultaneously explored within visual art contexts that intersect with moving image and performance. Relative to Greene's own artwork, task-based improvisation and somatic inquiry have been learnt through movement and dance studies, and this thesis is a way to attend to and reflect on the many ways that choreographic strategies serve her process as an artist.