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Following collaboration with a live gypsy kleisma band to showcase
a new piece (Water), our next major project, Rasputin
(2001), was a study of the intense relationship the mad monk
had with Russias doomed monarchy. A family of string instruments,
issuing forth like Russian dolls from a double bass, formed the visual
storyline by suggestion. Hung from the ceiling and swung like pendulums,
they evoked machineries of oncoming revolution and war in a world
teetering towards disaster.
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