Mioko Mochizuki

<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: ArialMT, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 14px; -webkit-text-size-adjust: none; border-collapse: separate; "><font class="Apple-style-span" color="#000000">Costume designer, Mioko Mochizuki is from Japan via Holland, Hong Kong.&nbsp; She has a BFA in Fashion Design from Massachusetts College of Art in Boston.&nbsp; Her senior thesis collection "Untangling" was showcased at Felissimo Design House, NY in 2003.&nbsp; "Line that folds and unfolds", a series of costumes made of white fabric and red kimono lining, was used in a company So Go No's butoh performance by Tanya Calamoneri, in the piece "Two by Two" in The Outlet Dance Project 2006.&nbsp; It was also used in Maxi Geil &amp; Playcolt's music video "Making Love in the Sunshine," directed by Guy Richards Smit, which was showcased at the IFC in 2007.&nbsp; She also costumed "HATCH" (2007) "Art of Memory" (2009) "1000 cracks" (2009) for company So Go No in collaboration with Tanya Calamoneri.&nbsp; Mioko sees garments as a way of encasing the body in shape, time, and mood—elevating the body's facility as an instrument of expression.</font></span><br>

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