ORBITS
ZeroPoint Arts presents
Running Order
Friday, May 8 — 7:30 pm
- CSKonopka
- Callie Chapman with CSKonopka
- Cassie Wang
Saturday, May 9 — 7:30 pm
- Callie Chapman with CSKonopka
- CSKonopka
- Sara June
- Reality Orp Andrei Jay & Paloma Kop
Artists
Callie Chapman
Callie Chapman is a dancemaker, projection designer, and systems integrator whose work explores the meeting point of movement, media, and spatial perception. Based in Greater Boston, she creates performance environments where choreography, technology, and audience experience intersect. Alongside her choreographic work, Chapman designs projection and media systems for performance, with work presented by Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Odyssey Opera, Harvard’s Theater, Dance & Media program, and American Repertory Theater/Company One. Chapman also develops space and infrastructure for artists. She founded Studio @ 550 and currently serves as Art Space Coordinator for the Somerville Arts Council, working to expand sustainable space for dance and interdisciplinary performance.
CSKonopka
CSKonopka is an experimental technologist and video artist with extensive experience integrating live video, interactive systems, and generative media across performance, installation, and live-stream contexts. Since receiving his BFA in Electronic Production & Design and Jazz Composition from Berklee College of Music (2015), he has created installations for venues including the Boston Children’s Museum, Coventry Cathedral, and the CICA Museum in Seoul, and designed live visuals for performances in Boston, New York City, and internationally. His work emphasizes real-time media manipulation, improvisational responsiveness, and the multi-modal integration of sound, movement, and video. He has also led workshops at Brown University, MIT, NYU, and MASS MoCA.
Cassie Wang
Cassie Wang is a Cambridge-based performer and interdisciplinary dancemaker. Her work lives on a spectrum between the hyperliteral and the poetic; each project becomes a lens to interrogate relationality and her sense of self. Her research centers on longing as both subject and method — conceptualizing longing as distance (emotional, geographic, temporal). Wang is a movement researcher with Partnering Lab and a principal dancer with KAIROS Dance Theater. She was a 2025 danceWEB Scholar at ImPulsTanz and a 2024–25 Next Steps for Boston Dance grantee. Her work has been in residence at Jacob’s Pillow and presented by Motion State Arts, Asian American Ballet Project, and MIDDAY Movement. She holds a BA from Pomona College in Computer Science with minors in Dance and Media Studies.
Sara June
Sara June is a butoh dancemaker, performance artist, and movement educator based in Boston, MA. She makes art and teaches movement from the perspective that the body is a permeable vessel from which all things in the natural world can be sensed and communicated. Her performances mine the vast stores of material recorded within the body as a record of life history and organismic development. Since 2006, she has collaborated closely with sound artist Max Lord as half of the performance duo Lord and June, creating movement/sound and visual installation works in unconventional public settings as well as theaters and galleries.
Reality Orp — Andrei Jay & Paloma Kop
Andrei Jay is a mathematician, video artist, and educator. Paloma Kop is an experimental multimedia artist and ambient musician. Together, they perform live audiovisual works as Reality Orp, utilizing traditional liquid light show techniques, real-time analog and digital video processing, audio loops, and synthesizers.
palomakop.tv andreijaycreativecoding.com
SomArt @ the Hive — Somerville, MA
Supported in part by a Massachusetts Cultural Council Experiences Grant. A SomArt production program event.
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