"Video projections have seldom been used so adroitly or with such profligate imagination."
The New York Times
Alchemy of Live and Virtual
In a series of works created from 2001 to the present, Bridgman and Packer have explored the intersection of the live and the virtual. Their current works, Ghost Factory, Under The Skin, and TRUCK, probe the themes of identity and perception while posing the question: "what is real and what is image?"
"Video Partnering"
Bridgman and Packer expand the possibilities of dance by multiplying, transposing and manipulating their own life-size video images and integrating these with their live performance. Bridgman lifts Packer as her video image emerges from within her and rises. The performers’ bodies become screens; live-camera projections switch and merge their identities; Packer’s hips and legs appear on Bridgman’s lower body and vice versa, suggesting an interchangeability of personality and gender.
“Technological Cubism”
By mixing live performance with video technology, Bridgman and Packer overlay simultaneous perspectives, creating what they term Technological Cubism. In a contemporary extension of the approach of cubist painters, Bridgman|Packer project multiple video angles onto their live performance, examining the existence of concurrent realities.

