Chapter 1 | The Stage That Moves, the Audience That Becomes the View
Cosmology
The Corridor × Mei-Kuang Li Creativity Psychology Workstation
The work unfolds in Luanshan Forest. The audience enters the terrain together with performers, moving through weather, humidity, and uneven ground.
There is no fixed choreography. Movement emerges in response to wind, sound, and environmental pressure. The forest does not function as backdrop but as an active presence shaping rhythm and direction.
Perception becomes unstable as boundaries between body and environment loosen. What appears is not a performance to be watched, but a situation that forms gradually through shared attention.
The Corridor × Mei-Kuang Li Creativity Psychology Workstation
The Corridor is an experimental performance laboratory based in Taitung. Since 2018, it has explored improvisation as a core method, including approaches informed by the LIVE WORKS methodology developed in the Netherlands. The collective focuses on dissolving fixed roles between performer and audience, prioritising responsiveness over structure.
Mei-Kuang Li Creativity Psychology Workstation works across improvisational dance, somatic practice, and psychology-informed approaches to perception and awareness. The practice integrates philosophy, body-based learning, and meditative techniques, including Feldenkrais methods, to explore how creativity emerges through embodied attention.
