SlumShine; A work in progress
Stage: Comet Stage
Stage Location: 690 Queen St. E., Sault Ste Marie Museum
Show Time: August 22nd 7:00pm
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Embracing The recovery process and Development: SlumShine's Path
Welcome to the colorful world of SlumShine, a dynamic stage character and work of performance art that captures my own healing process. SlumShine narrates a tale of metamorphosis, resiliency, and the ongoing development of the self using visual art and music. A Tale of Recovery
SlumShine is a representation of my real-life experiences, not merely a fictional character. Every performance tells a different chapter of my journey, highlighting the highs and lows, setbacks and victories, and transformative healing experiences. This artwork provides a genuine and unvarnished depiction of rehabilitation by acting as a canvas where my past, present, and goals for the future come together. Ongoing Development
SlumShine is a project that is always changing. The character changes and grows with me. New musical compositions, artistic interpretations, and insights are presented in every new chapter. The performance is kept genuine and approachable by this constant progression, which captures the dynamic nature of healing and personal development. Come along on this transformative journey with me. Discover SlumShine, a place where music and art combine to powerfully depict a tale of community celebration, progress, and healing. Together, let's embrace this adventure and enjoy each milestone. |
SlumShine's Inspirational Journey: A Live Art Experience
Established in 2017 by artist B.G. Ellis, SlumShine is a deeply personal reflection on the chaotic life of an addict in recovery rather than just a stage persona. SlumShine is a genuine and unvarnished depiction of the struggles and victories encountered along the road to recovery through a distinctive fusion of visual art and music. A The recovery process Journey I started SlumShine because of my personal failures and victories. Every performance tells a story that encapsulates my path by showing depressing, hopeful, and finally transformative moments. The program is a monument to the strength of perseverance and the potential for recovery. |