Do You Love Me?

Do You Love Me?

Do You Love Me? (2025) is an interdisciplinary performance that explores the intersection of female desire and its censorship—particularly how the female body and its sexual agency are controlled, fragmented, and repressed by digital and societal forces. Through live video mixing, contemporary dance, datamoshing, poetry, and sound, DYLM explores how desire itself becomes a source of censorship: not only through the overt objectification of women in media but also through the insidious ways in which the female form is kept from its wholeness, its full visibility, and autonomy.

Created and Performed by: Kait Ramsden
Projections by: Kait Ramsden
Sound by: Kait Ramsden and Big Zen
Outside eye, Performer, Stage hand: Lara Oundjian
Augmented Reality Filters Designed by: Angelic Goldsky

Photo Credits: Screenshots from Do You Love Me? projection, and Emine Adilak

Do You Love Me? is currently in development. Each phase of it’s creation was held generously by What Lab, the Festival of Recoded Movement, Studio 303, Plastic Orchid Factory, and Mile Zero Dance.