Sarah J. Ewing is an Australian-born, US-based choreographer who pursues her creative work through multiple avenues: as the Director of S. J. Ewing & Dancers and Dancing in Pixels, through which she builds projects that aim to leverage technology's power to augment, amplify, and deliver contemporary dance experiences, and as an independent choreographer with a keen interest in both cross-medium collaborative performance projects and the creation of main-stage contemporary concert dance. She has developed and directed projects including theatrical and site-specific performances, media installations, virtual-reality dance films, dance-themed computer games, and motion-tracking interactive projections. Ewing has received extensive support from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, CityDance, Dance Place, Dance Metro DC, and CulturalDC to create and present new works throughout the District, including at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as both an awardee of their Local Dance Commissioning Project and as one of the first artists commissioned for their recently opened REACH campus. In 2020, she made her choreographic debut for a main-stage opera for Maryland Lyric Opera’s “Thais,” and in 2021 was the first artist to create and present at Dance Place, DC’s leading contemporary dance theater, following COVID lockdowns with her Carla Award-winning VR film, “TECHNE.” In 2024, she will create, “EXPOSURE”, a project that melds dance, photography and projection, on her company for their home season.