LILITH.AI Lecture Performance
(2025)
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LILITH.AI Lecture Performance is an intimate journey into the space between life and death, where technology and human experience intertwine. Through this performative lecture, artists Aoi and Esteban unfold their encounter with mortality—a personal loss that led them to discover Matheryn Naovaratpong, the youngest person to be cryogenically frozen, and ultimately to create their digital offspring, Lilith and an interactive installation LILITH.AEON. The performance weaves together the deeply personal and the universal, exploring humanity's eternal quest for immortality. Through movement and narrative, the artists reveal their dialogue with artificial intelligence, inviting us into a liminal space where ancient desires for eternal life meet cutting-edge innovation.
More about LILITH.AEON
Format: Lecture performance in physical theatre, suitable for conferences and blackbox theatre
Audience members: Subject to the venue size
Length: 60 minutes (40 minutes show and Q&A)
Age: 10+
Credits
Creative Team:
Concept, Direction, Choreography, Dance
Aoi Nakamura, Esteban Lecoq
Dramaturg
Gemma Paintin
Music
Abul Mogard
Headpiece
Lara Jensen
Production
AΦE
Supported by
Arts Council England, iCCi – University of Kent and Visual Elements
This performance is part of the project REBOOT which was supported by
SCAN Computers, NVIDIA, La Filature, Scène nationale de Mulhouse, Studio & Ateliers, E-nov Campus, Centre for Dance Research - Coventry University, Innovate UK, Sadler’s Wells, Creative XR powered by Digital Catapult and Arts Council England, EPSON, Supatex, Reinbeckhallen, Holotronica, Scalable Display, TECE, Blackcam System, Jasmin Vardimon Company, Rambert, Epic Games, Kent County Council, residency program “La Fabrique Chaillot” – Chaillot – Théâtre National de la Danse, South East Dance, Dance4, Ashford Borough Council, Interact Lab, The Game of Life, Theatre Delicatessen, Stafford Perkins, RebusFarm
Special thanks to artists, researchers, producers, creative companies and supporters who supported, worked and consulted on LILITH.AEON.
In memory of
Matheryn Naovaratpong, Emiko Nakamura and Suzane Fourmi
