Rosy Simas | |
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![]() Rosy Simas by Tim Rummelhoff Courtesy McKnight Fellowships for Choreographers, 2016 | |
Born | Rosy Simas April 4, 1967 |
Occupation(s) | transdisiplinary artist, choreographer, performer, artistic director |
Years active | 1992-present |
Career | |
Current group | Rosy Simas Danse |
Former groups | Shattering Feet |
Dances | she who lives on the road to war, yödoishëndahgwa’geh (a place for rest), WEave:Here, Weave, Within Our Skin, Transfuse, Skin(s), We Wait In The Darkness, Bloodlines, Threshold, i want it to be raining and the window to be open, Birds, Have Gun Will Shoot, Moments In Between, Four Years Later |
Website | www |
Rosy Marie Simas is a Seneca multidisciplinary artist and choreographer in the United States.
Rosy Simas is Haudenosaunee Heron Clan and an enrolled member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. [1]
Simas is a dance and transdisciplinary artist [2] and the founder and artistic director of Rosy Simas Danse. [3]
As a choreographer, Simas creates work for stage and installation that unifies movement, time-based media, sound, and sculpture. Since 2012 she has collaborated with French composer François Richomme. [4] Their collaborative works include: We Wait In The Darkness (2014); [5] Skin(s) (2012); [6] Weave (2019); [7] Threshold, a film with photographer Douglas Beasley (2013); [8] and WEave:HERE with Heid E. Erdrich (2019). [9]
In addition, Simas has collaborated with Deborah Jinza Thayer. In 2016, Simas and Jinza Thayer performed together in 14 U.S. cities, and finished their tour with a performance at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. [10] [11]