NGUYEN Hai Yen (Red)
| Biography
NGUYEN Hai Yen (Red) is a Lang Son (Vietnam) based video artist and independent dance producer whose practice focuses on the multidisciplinary approaches which addresses the shifting boundaries between different forms of art, fiction and documentary, life and death, human and animal, living beings and spirits…Her works engage with dreams, personal landscape and self-reflection. Since 2020, she has been co-directing MORUA (with choreographer Ngo Thanh Phuong), a dance collective and artist-in-residency program aiming to encourage the next-generation of performing/ performance/ interdisciplinary dance practitioners to research and exchange their methods of body-and-movements, to broaden the dialogue about dance in Vietnam.
Red’s films were featured at Fundacion-PROA, White Chapell Gallery, Arkipel International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival, Fifth Wall Fest, Mikino Film Festival, Seashorts Film Festival, Sàn Art, Teater Garasi’s program…Red is a Prince Claus Seed Award Recipient 2022.
| Biography
NGUYEN Hai Yen (Red) is a Lang Son (Vietnam) based video artist and independent dance producer whose practice focuses on the multidisciplinary approaches which addresses the shifting boundaries between different forms of art, fiction and documentary, life and death, human and animal, living beings and spirits…Her works engage with dreams, personal landscape and self-reflection. Since 2020, she has been co-directing MORUA (with choreographer Ngo Thanh Phuong), a dance collective and artist-in-residency program aiming to encourage the next-generation of performing/ performance/ interdisciplinary dance practitioners to research and exchange their methods of body-and-movements, to broaden the dialogue about dance in Vietnam.
Red’s films were featured at Fundacion-PROA, White Chapell Gallery, Arkipel International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival, Fifth Wall Fest, Mikino Film Festival, Seashorts Film Festival, Sàn Art, Teater Garasi’s program…Red is a Prince Claus Seed Award Recipient 2022.