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Okeanos

Okeanos- The Cirque Du Soleil Of Environmental Science. Okeanos is a multidisciplinary portrait of the ocean as body, resource, metaphor, and force. It is a performance to inspire and educate audiences about the ocean and connect them to ocean conservation.

Okeanos features the distinctive artistic and technical components that Capacitor has become known for � inventive and articulated dance vocabulary, contemporary circus, abstract structures that mirror nature, poetic integration of audio/video multimedia, sculptural costumes, scientifically supported content, and conservation partnerships.

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Tags: Ocean, performance, art for change, environmental science,

Okeanos from Joseph Seif on Vimeo.

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