disturbances in spaces

Thecla Schiphorst (thecla@cs.sfu.ca)
Wed, 21 May 1997 20:29:46 -0800

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>this means a model of the space one is performing in. for example, at UCLA
>almost every performnce happens in dance 200. once one creates a model of
>the interior of the dance 200 building then the lighting, set, etc. design
>can be simulated for every performance there after in that space.

simulation is inherently a radically different strategy than exploration
i have also used lifeforms well actually , ever since it existed (!!) and have
have been drawn to explore movement possibilites, not predefining
a space, but squeezing, eeking, listening, revealing, uncovering, disturbing
yes disturbing, what predefined space might already exist, to find
even impossible spaces,

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>this would means for most "resident' companies to model their home theatre.
>

it is possible to do this, but not necessary, so much exploration can
be accomplished without the 're-literalizing' of our physcial spaces
into our virtual spaces .... other things can happen there,
..... like disturbances ...

thecla

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