This episode hosts a conversation between Amaara Raheem and Rosemary Lee, Satelliser co-workers in 2020.

Amaara is a Sri Lankan born Australian grown dance-artist currently engaged in co-making a residential hub for reparative and speculative practices. Rosemary is a choreographer, director and performer based in London whose work is characterised by an interest in creating a moving portraiture of individuals and communities in site-specific performance works.

In this conversation they pick up on themes of crafting, making and movement across generations, countries and in choreographic practice; how different registers of meaning shift perspectives of value over time. As they speak they are each also busy making and mending, which is a kind of stand-in for the dancing in Satelliser. Whilst being in conversation over the year, many of us have occupied ourselves in similar ways as a way to ground our attention, whether through drawing, embroidery or basket-making.

Amaara and Rosie speak from opposite sides of the world, at opposite ends of the day, the beginning of autumn and the beginning of spring.

Satelliser Conversations are created by artist Janine Harrington. You can find more information about her practice by following @inside.eye on instagram or at www.janineharrington.com

Satelliser Conversations are recorded and edited by Rohanne Udall at Siobhan Davies Studios with music composed by Jamie Forth and graphics created by John Philip Sage. The Satelliser project is produced by Zarina Rossheart and Janine Harrington. For more information visit: www.satellising.com

The Satelliser project is realised using funds from the National Lottery through Arts Council England, Bonnie Bird Choreography Fund and John Ellerman Foundation through the CONTINUOUS Network. CONTINUOUS is a partnership between Siobhan Davies Studios and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. Find out more by visiting continuousdance.com