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Sat 4 Oct 5:30 PM
The Virago, Strand Park
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General Admission
October
Rike Wolf and Deja Wyles present a captivating audio-visual experience that immerses you in the living world of Earth and Ocean, joined by traditional dancer Cyra Manaima.
Through soulful music, stunning projections and traditional dance, you are invited to connect with the diverse species that share our planet, celebrating the beauty, uniqueness and wonders of land and sea.
Their soundscapes and movement, weaving the resonant tones of cello with the cultural wisdom of didgeridoo and dance, serve as an ode to the natural world—a call to protect endangered species and their habitats.
This heartfelt performance encourages us to fall in love with the many beings who inhabit our Earth, urging a collective responsibility to care for our shared home.
EARTH
Blending lush rainforest sounds & dry country tones, soulful soundscapes & dance invite connection to country & all life it holds.
OCEAN
Whale song, cello and didgeridoo take you into ocean depths. From giant mammals to tiny marine life, connecting you with many diverse species that sustain reef and sea.
ARTIST BIOS:
RIKE WOLF is a classical Cellist, composer and eco sound artist with roots in Europe, who curates immersive audio-visual experiences to connect audiences with the natural world and its diverse species.
CYRA MANAIMA, also known as Walbul Walbul, meaning the butterfly, is a traditional dancer and proud Kuku Yalanji woman from Palm Island who loves to showcase and share her culture.
DEJA WYLES is a proud Warrgamay, Girramay and Takalaka man and versatile didgeridoo artist, who has been involved in cultural practices, traditional music and dance from a young age, and loves showcasing and sharing culture with the broader community.
Rike Wolf - Cello and Visuals
Deja Wyles - Didgeridoo
Cyra Manaima - Dance
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Image credit: Images by Josephine Carter Photography
Through soulful music, stunning projections and traditional dance, you are invited to connect with the diverse species that share our planet, celebrating the beauty, uniqueness and wonders of land and sea.
Their soundscapes and movement, weaving the resonant tones of cello with the cultural wisdom of didgeridoo and dance, serve as an ode to the natural world—a call to protect endangered species and their habitats.
This heartfelt performance encourages us to fall in love with the many beings who inhabit our Earth, urging a collective responsibility to care for our shared home.
EARTH
Blending lush rainforest sounds & dry country tones, soulful soundscapes & dance invite connection to country & all life it holds.
OCEAN
Whale song, cello and didgeridoo take you into ocean depths. From giant mammals to tiny marine life, connecting you with many diverse species that sustain reef and sea.
ARTIST BIOS:
RIKE WOLF is a classical Cellist, composer and eco sound artist with roots in Europe, who curates immersive audio-visual experiences to connect audiences with the natural world and its diverse species.
CYRA MANAIMA, also known as Walbul Walbul, meaning the butterfly, is a traditional dancer and proud Kuku Yalanji woman from Palm Island who loves to showcase and share her culture.
DEJA WYLES is a proud Warrgamay, Girramay and Takalaka man and versatile didgeridoo artist, who has been involved in cultural practices, traditional music and dance from a young age, and loves showcasing and sharing culture with the broader community.
Rike Wolf - Cello and Visuals
Deja Wyles - Didgeridoo
Cyra Manaima - Dance
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | LINKTREE | BANDCAMP
Image credit: Images by Josephine Carter Photography