Created by Zach Morris and Tom Pearson
THE ORANGE PROJECT (2008) is a month-long site-specific participatory performance piece that inhabits a single block in Downtown Manhattan. Every workday during lunch hour, artists will inhabit the sidewalks and public spaces of this block creating dance, experiential performance and/or small-scale installation.

Vanishing Point (2008) by Tom Pearson and Zach Morris is a confluence of slipping memories, improbable tales, and faulty recollections: mossy skies, hoodoo swamp monsters, sticky pralines and shrouded suicides. Presented by Danspace Project, the work is envisioned as a site-specific work for St. Marks Church with music by Kris Bauman and his whisky powered alt-bluegrass band The Dang-It Bobbys and costumes by Karen Young.

Tom Pearson and Zach Morris premiered Strangers on Tong Chong Street (2007), a site-specific dance work for Tong Chong Street (TaiKoo Place) in Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. Part of the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation's SWIRE Island East Urban Dance Festival, and featured along with Collage Dance Theater from LA and local Hong Kong artists. Tom and Zach also taught workshops on their creative process for making site-specific work.

My Valiant Orphan (2007) by Marissa Nielsen-Pincus in collaboration with Donna Ahmadi is a duet that treads the gap between sweetness and indulgence.  A pair of wanderers fragment their way through a dance: smile, hesitate, demonstrate, and obsess until they fall down.  Presented by Chashama as part of Oasis 2007, My Valiant Orphan will be performed in Chashama's store front window with original music composed by Mark DeNardo.

TREE (2007) by J Day, Zach Morris and Tom Pearson is a sculpture for the 2007 Burning Man Art Festival in Nevada. It is created from metal scrollwork and wrought iron ornamental appliqué, designed to evoke a two-dimensional Victorian formalism. The tree's branches sprout cage-like terrariums and the "rock" at its base houses an subterranean, hanging garden made of EL Wire, mirrored plexiglass, and lighting gel.

Rub the Sleep (2007), by Zach Morris and Tom Pearson, at La Mama E.T.C. April 28, 29 and May 5, 6, is an irreverent, rambunctious, limping sleepwalk that traverses the space between polished societal veneers and the unraveling, sometimes sullied, realities that tread just below the surface.

Squall (2006) by Zach Morris and Tom Pearson, a short dance work, created and performed for the Family Matters series at Dance Theater Workshop.

BeWing (2008), feature-length dance film, created and directed by Marissa Nielsen-Pincus and Zach Morris,
and filmed and edited by Kathleen Green.

Lacuna (2006) by Tom Pearson, a site-specific work commissioned by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts for the Lincoln Center Reflecting Pool in the 2006 Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival . Third collaboration between Tom Pearson, Louis Mofsie, Rob Mastrianni, and the Heyna Second Sons. Assistant Director: Zach Morris. August 2006.

Seatbelt (2006) by Tom Pearson, Marissa Nielsen-Pincus and Zach Morris, performed during the inugural La Mama Moves! dance festival at The Club at La Mama, E.T.C. June 2006.

Hope & Anchor (2006) by Zach Morris and Keely Garfield, a site-specific performance commissioned by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's SiteLines series for the South Street Seaport in Manhattan. May - June 2006.

Beehive (2005),a site-specific performance installation for the kitchen at Dance Theater Workshop during their 40 Forward celebration. Created and performed by Jennine Willett, Tom Pearson, and Zach Morris in collaboration with Donna Ahmadi and Marissa Nielsen-Pincus. November 2005.

REEL (2005) by Tom Pearson, a site-specific work commissioned for the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's SiteLines series at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. July 2005.

Smoke (2005) is an interactive window display where cigarette smoke transforms a recorded video of a solo dance. Danced by Marissa Nielsen-Pincus to choreography by Zach Morris, the installation by Christopher Cummings, Timothy Mohn, and Mohit SantRam was originally shown at New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) winter show in 2005.