SCRAWL is a New York based creative duo consisting of Sarah Gallegos and Aleksander Varadian.
with our collaborators we develop performance installtions and theatrical experiences that Challenge the creative agreements between the creator and the spectator.
Sadgrlwrld/Sadgrl v. the world (2024)
performance piece
IATI THEATER (NYC)
PERFORMING ARTS MARATHON 2024
Directed by Aleksander Varadian
Performed by Sarah Gallegos
A navigattion of love, identity, and purpose amid personal struggles and global crises. This solo multimedia performance explores the tension between inner desires and the world's suffering, blending film, audio, and visual art.
Picnic Island (2024)
short film
Directed by Sarah gallegos
Aleksander Varadian
Cinematography by Mika Hawley
Sound by Andrew Callaway
Django Holder
Edited by Aleksander Varadian
Petter sørum HageN
Production Design by Dena Winter
Starring Hana Bookman
Aleksander Varadian
A first date gone to shrimp.
pov: (2023)
Interactive performance Installation
IATI THEATER (NYC)
PERFORMING ARTS MARATHON 2023
Directed by Aleksander Varadian
Performed by Sarah Gallegos
A woman sits in a nail salon surrounded by the language of her father’s people, from which she feels estranged. Based on a stream-of-consciousness inner monologue, this piece investigates the relationship between cultural identity and language. The audience will explore how language can simultaneously connect and alienate through engaging with live performance, audio content, and written and visual art as we pose the question: What does belonging mean?
Overstimulated (2021)
Interactive performance Installation
The Tank (NYC)
LIMEFEST 2021
Directed by Aleksander Varadian
Performed by Sarah Gallegos, Aleksander Varadian,
Maraget Remboski, Cassidy Kipp
What is collaboration? What dictates the devising process? And is that process limited to those artists directly involved, or can it be extended to incorporate the minds of the broader community? Through this ongoing piece, we invite you into the creative process of devising, and encourage you to curate your own viewing experience through the tools we provide. What you leave behind, may alter the piece for the next viewer.
