Infinite Light
Physical and Electronic Choreography

Choreographer/dancer Brooke Broussard and video artist Benton-C Bainbridge blur the lines between the body and technology. By extending dance with innovative use of video projection, Broussard/Bainbridge bring an emotional and intuitive visual poetry to their audiences.

Currently, Infinite Light is showing dance video art at China's 2011 Xi'an Horticultural Expo on a massive installation of LEDs and water screens. On October 7, 2011, Bainbridge and Broussard premiered a single channel remix of this footage set to an original composition by Ben Bromley.

Brooke Broussard is an emerging choreographer whose work incorporates neuro science, emotional states and inventive, improvisational movement; culminating in a multi-media performance that will be groundbreaking in the arts. Brooke strives to be a individual choreographer in the arts focusing on the dance community while also collaborating with musicians, visual artists, and advancing technologies. Her visions cross the line away from the typical dance performance into a new generation of tech savvy performance art.

Benton-C Bainbridge is an artist based in The Bronx and Nashville working with video as a painterly and performable medium. Benton-C’s media art is made with custom systems of his own design. Bainbridge has presented video as immersive environments and live compositions across 5 continents, collaborating with scores of artists around the world. Career highlights include the best-attended ever Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris performance with live media ensemble The Poool, video design for 2 Beastie Boys world tours and numerous special appearances and analog video synth FX for TV On The Radio.