Can you share a bit about yourselves and your journey as a couple?
MSP: We met six years ago. We went on the best first date ever - a picnic and an afternoon at the Whitney.
DK: Trips to the opera, museums, dance and music concerts followed. We connected over our involvement in and our love of the arts. Michael was still a dancer in a company. I’m an architect.
MSP: It felt like we would never run out of artistic things to discuss, analyze, and find inspiration in. We were married on New Years Eve, 2019. Then Covid happened .
DK: It was a time of change. Michael ended his career as a dancer in a company, and so we began working together on a series of site specific projects that evolve from environmental and/or social issues.
MSP: We work with a team of collaborators and create live interdisciplinary performance works, but we also then film them and turn them into large scale video installations. So our company, Site-Specific Dances, www.sitespecificdances.com was born out of this time where we decided to create performance works together.
DK: And we also got our adorable little Boston Terrier, Lucy, during the pandemic.
MSP: We were building our family, Lucy the pup, our company of collaborating artists. It was and is a very exciting time for us, because we are seeing our company growing before our eyes.
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