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Studio work

Posted on Sunday, May 20, 2012 by soonjeat.madcat | 0 comments

City Days and Nights

Posted on Thursday, March 01, 2012 by soonjeat.madcat | 0 comments

Idea : Sherry Yeung

Photographer : Kwan Soon Jeat

Assistant : Juju Jek, Yeri Seok

Hair and Makeup : Yeri Seok

Model : Emily Cantrell

Styling and Creative Direction : Sherry Yeung

Contemporary Dance Choreographer

Posted on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 by soonjeat.madcat | 0 comments

Had the privilege to photograph one of the best Contemporary Dance Choreographer in London

Kirill Burlov

Kirill Burlov started to dance when he was four years old and dedicated his life to this art form since. After 5 years of ballet and folk dance group ‘Perlite’ he has been selected to Riga Ballet School. After eight years of full time education he graduated in 1996

He then followed his passion of dance with the studies of choreography in Latvian National Academy from 2000, which he then graduate in 2004, while he was a soloist in Latvian National Opera House from 1996. Kirill taught classical, modern and historical dance since 2003 in Bolderajas Art school and choreographed two ballets for the Latvian National Opera House ‘Emils Darzinsh’(2004), ‘Story about clever farmer’(2005).

He also choreographed for the Baltic International Festival. In the UK he has performed as a soloist with Northern Ballet Theatre and The Cathy Marston Project. He then joined Rambert in 2007 and has choreographed 3 workshop pieces since.

He has organized full length contemporary dance evening in Cesis Music and Arts Festival among participating in other dance festivals during these years. Solo full length performance accompanied by Baltic emerging composers recently took place in Latvian National Opera House.

This year after Stuttgart Dance Contest performance Burlov has been invited to dance with the Michael Clark Company, and to participate in the creation of the performance work created for the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern.