Soil:Field of Awareness

Join an immersive performance experience at the origin point of the largest underground oil spill in the nation in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

Soil:Field of Awareness Immersive Event - Main Image

Join an immersive performance experience at the origin point of the largest underground oil spill in the nation in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Become the voice, movement and witness of the soils and waters of the Newtown Creek through Butoh-puppetry, sound vibration, live drumming and music.

Venue

Penny Bridge

Start date

September 26th, 2026

End date

September 27th, 2026

Audience Role

Witness

Ages: All ages

Content Advisories

No content advisories
No sexual content

Interaction Advisories

No physical contact with performers

Mobility Advisories

Event is not wheelchair accessible
No mobility advisories

About Marina Heron Tsaplina

Marina 'heron' Tsaplina is an eco-puppetry artist and disability culture activist who forms participatory poetic enchantments through puppetry performance, site-specific installations and, upon occasion, writing. Her Russian upbringing informs her sense of animacy of the living world. The Slavic poetry, animation and fairytales that cradled her shape her perception of how the more-than-human earth speaks, feels, and dreams, even as these languages remain unknowable and immeasurable.