Samples of Work from 1998 onwards:

2004 London: Portfolio of digital montages created from images of dancing the particular poem. written into the images.

2005 London: Collaboration with Odiissi Dancer Sayanthani Dhar, family, Amarjit Singh and Sarah Daly, Visual Art by Adi Da Samraj

2014 The vision of collaborating as a body of oneness was explored in a “Prior Unity Happening” in Holland at the European Danda, a durational performance installation in a gallery exhibiting art by Adi Da Samraj. We freely explored Adi Da’s poem “I don’t care anymore to keep silent about it, I have never been born or died” from his poetry collection ‘Crazy Da Must Sing’ in spoken and sung word, movement and stillness as a collective improvised happening:

2015 The Netherlands: A ‘Prior Unity Happening’ in the Bright Room Gallery for Visual Art by Adi Da Samraj at the Danda, an Adidam Retreat Center

“Watching Eva interpret profound texts through her dance is to uncover new depths to humanity’s desire for the Divine. Through her remarkably skillful, yet free-spirited movements we catch a glimpse of a more beautiful world – a world where the Divine and all who flow from that Source are one. It is a profoundly hopeful experience.”

Rev Simon Howell, Team Vicar, Pioneer Minister & Inter faith Adviser, based in Stroud, UK

“Eva…artist, poet and philosopher, who danced under the moon and reflects the sunlight into the shadows of the night”. – Aidan Pinsent, Musician and Collaborator

“Eva’s performance really transformed the space of the gallery, creating a fully immersive
experience for the audience, which brought her photomontages to life with spoken word poetry and graceful movement along with Aidan Pinsent’s accompanying interpretive music. Eva completely and wholly engaged the audience in the performance, pulling them into the ethereal and emotionally charged world that she created. General feedback from viewers was that they found the performance beautiful and challenging, with some almost being moved to tears. In the wider context the performance, artwork and poetry create existential questions about the beauty of life, and our place in the universe”. – Becky Gee & Liz Dickinson, Independent Curators of Contemporary Art, Sheffield, UK.