Overview

Andrea Agostini and collaborator Elana Lanczi present a site-based dance project in Fort Lauderdale, FL that engages with local marine environments and community partners.

Site & Ancestral Land

The work takes place at the Carpenter House / Marine Environmental Education Center, acknowledging the site’s ecological and cultural importance.

Collaboration

Project collaborators include the Nova Southeastern University Dance Program and the Marine Environmental Education Center (MEEC), supporting interdisciplinary exchange between dance and marine science.

Water Issues

The performance highlights critical issues of coastal flooding and ocean pollution that are threatening the survival of sea turtles, using movement to translate ecological urgency into public awareness.

Connect

Follow partners and artists on social media:

• Instagram: @andrea.agostinii
• Instagram: @nsu_danceprogram
• Instagram: @seekthemeec

Audiences are encouraged to engage with partner resources to learn more about local conservation and resilience efforts.