VOYAGE
A woman performing a dance or pose in front of a digital projection of a stylized, colorful woman against a starry black background.

"Voyage: A Live Visual Album" is the latest multimedia project from Nashville-based music and performance artist Sarah Saturday (nom de scène Gardening, Not Architecture), featuring a mix of vibrant original songs (produced by Boom Forest), innovative short films (directed by Sarah’s long-time collaborator, Dycee Wildman), dance (choreographed by Joi Ware), and spoken word. This vulnerable and cathartic performance takes audiences on an unforgettable voyage of self-discovery.

Praise from audiences about the show:

“A cathartic experience” — “Incredible” — “Magnificent” — “Made me feel all the things” — “Pure wonderment” — “I was enamored and swept up in the performance” — “Captured the emotion and depth of my own ongoing internal journey of healing” — “There isn’t really a word yet to encapsulate what Sarah has done” — “Magical” — “So beautiful”

THE VOYAGE SOUNDTRACK

by Gardening, Not Architecture
Listen/buy on Bandcamp

THE TEAM BEHIND VOYAGE

Story by:
Sarah Saturday & Dycee Wildman

[MUSIC]
Sarah Saturday
Boom Forest
Jeremy Lister
Logan Matheny
Alex McCollugh


[FILM]
Dycee Wildman
Jennifer Bonior
Ken Conrad
Caleb Dirks
Kelli Dirks
Ricky Foster
Jazmin Lee
Danielle Shields


[CHOREOGRAPHY]
Joi Ware


[COSTUME]
Sara McLoud

A woman sitting cross-legged on the floor, illuminated with white light, in front of a blue background with a projected image of a woman speaking. She is wearing a white jumpsuit and a headset microphone.
A person sitting in an auditorium watching a film projected on a large screen. The screen displays a woman wearing a colorful, patterned coat.
A woman stands on a stage in front of a white backdrop, with an audience seated facing her. Stage lighting casts a purple hue on the scene.
A person playing guitar on a stage with a pink and orange backdrop, viewed by an audience in the dark.

PHOTOS BY
DANIELLE SHIELDS
TIFFANY BESSIRE

Early Releases & Touring

Fossils

Absence of Me