The Resonance of Form: A Live Music & Dance Performance with Storefront Artist Fellows Tim Corpus and Rachel Molinaro

Skokie Artist Fellows Tim Corpus and Rachel Molinaro explore the symbiosis between the human body and digital architecture in The Resonance of Form, premiering at The Storefront on May 29-30. This live evening of dance, music and technology centers movement as the primary conductor of the performance environment. By integrating gyroscopic sensors and Open Sound Control (OSC) technology, Tim and Rachel transform the stage into a responsive instrument.

This collaborative approach challenges the status quo of passive technical design. By integrating wearable controllers with custom software, we are creating a feedback loop where organic movement and digital response are inseparable. This is not just dance accompanied by music; it is a conceptual shift where gravity, momentum, and physical height are mapped to specific auditory and visual frequencies. This creates a distinct aesthetic where every performance is a unique, non-repeatable manifestation of human motion and technological synergy.

The Artists:

Collaborators Tim Corpus and Rachel Molinaro are Chicago-based artists whose partnership bridges the worlds of contemporary dance, interactive technology, and new music. Their creative history includes high-profile productions such as "Whodunit?" (2024), "When I Grow Up" (2025), and "The Little Dancer" (2026). In these works, Molinaro serves as Artistic Director and Choreographer, while Corpus composes, arranges, and conducts original scores for live ensembles.

Rachel Molinaro is an alumna of Northwestern University and a professional performer who has danced with Project Bound Dance and Kelly Anderson Dance Theatre. As the Artistic Director of ede2 and Program Coordinator for Northwestern’s EPICS Program, she is a leader in arts education and program development.

Filipino-American composer Tim Corpus is recognized for his work with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, and the Kennedy Center. An expert in music technology, he is a leading global instructor for TouchOSC software.