Dancers

On week 2

By Luisa on Monday 3 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

This last few days of the week as being quite hard or better everything felt quite dense: too thick to be able to swim through it without getting stuck. The solo brief was given on tuesday and since then we have start our individual search through the infinite world of movement  or functional movements where everything its possible as long as it has a clear intention or reason. The task it’s so free that it is scary to start.I have been through a lots of personal doubt of how and why chose a particular movement, what is about it that is important and needs to be focus on to,…is it too little ,…..too much? …too banal?…too gestural ..just not good enough?I am trying to ignore the destructive mantra and notice what stays in my body memory as I keep working and also follow what I am curious about.I am not very objective about myself at this stage but I can see in everybody else a real transformation in the moment where the body as a whole convey something and it is very fascinating to watch. Jill classes as been such a great contribution to the afternoon work as they prepare the body through an imaginative process of exploration of set material , improvisation and partnering work…..cannot believe it’s the end of week 2.

OpenTags: 2. Week two/ Luisa D'Ambrosio

A Code for a Portrait – Luisa 1

By Pari on Friday 7 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Luisa D'Ambrosio

Monday week: 3 the invisible censor

By Luisa on Saturday 8 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

Today I have tried to explore further the possibility of a single thought looking at   it from a variety of points of view.I worked first with a extract of a text focusing my attention on different words each time and then on a picture with  I have worked on a different texture and muscular density.

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Luisa D'Ambrosio

Completion

By Lyndsey on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

I’m not sure if ‘completedness’ is a word in the proper sense but I seem to be concerning myself quite a lot with it. Maybe ‘completion’ is more the word I’m looking for.
Read more >

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Categories/ Lyndsey McConville

A Code for a Portrait – Freddie

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

 

 

 

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Freddie Opoku-Addaie

A Code for a Portrait – Josephine

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |


OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Josephine Dyer

A Code for a Portrait – Lyndsey

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Lyndsey McConville

A Code for a Portrait – Sarah 1

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Sarah Dowling

A Code for a Portrait – Sarah 2

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Sarah Dowling

A Code for a Portrait – Sarah 3

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Sarah Dowling

A Code for a Portrait – Luisa 2

By Pari on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | Comments Off |


OpenTags: 3. Week three/ Luisa D'Ambrosio

Is this week 4 already ?

By Sarah Dowling on Tuesday 11 November, 2008 | 1 Response |

Till thousends thee. Lps.The keys to. Given! A way a lone a lost a loved a long the

I chose this piece of text as the basis for a code. A code to act as a vessel for the 10-12 movements we developed in week 2. 

These are the rules I have made up    ( I don’t like making up my own rules – I preferred the song where the rules were just given to you and you had to get on with it – now there are too many choices – too many opportunities for me to stray from the task -  but just to contradict myself it is actually a fantastic task for me – cause it shows me exactly how I let myself off the hook in the creative process … )          to date:
Read more >

OpenTags: 4. Week four/ Sarah Dowling

Revisiting the Portrait 1

By Pari on Friday 14 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 4. Week four/ Luisa D'Ambrosio

Crossing territories and Moving light 4

By Pari on Friday 14 November, 2008 | Comments Off |

OpenTags: 4. Week four/ Josephine Dyer