Document:
Draw or describe in other ways:
- the space(s) in which you do (most of) your artistic research work (using the legend as prompts for what you can document: big structures/masses, objects, floor pattern ect)
- how you position yourself in the world (using the legend in a metaphorical way: what are the big structures/masses you have to move around, what are objects you move with or around? How do you move in, relate to and position yourself in this world?)
Practice: Outside the instrument - positioning in and moving through space
Duration: more or less one hour
Location: outside / the street
Preparation: Bring headphones so you can listen to the audio exercise while walking. Bring a notebook. Bring a face mask.
Documentation: You are documenting during your walk. You can use the document that you can download below.
References, sources:
Bogart, A. & Landau, T. (2005). The viewpoints Book. A Practical Guide to Viewpoints and Composition. New York: Theatre Communication Group
Newlove, J. & Dably, J. (2004). Laban for all. New York: Routledge
Note: The instructions to this exercise were recorded online (in order for me to practice myself what I invite you to do), so you may experience some disturbances from the wind blowing into the microphone. This is particularly problematic in the beginning, but it gets better after a few minutes.
