The Endless End
About this event
The Endless End is an immersive performance created and performed by Lydia Greer that addresses themes of endurance and extinction of North American species through film, shadow puppetry, stop motion animation, and rich soundscapes. This work incorporates historical footage and early photographic studies to mark the passage of time and explore humanity's complex role within ecosystems. Following the performance, a workshop will take place, inviting further engagement with these themes. The performance is scheduled for 11:00 AM on February 15, 2025.
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