Sunday 14 June 2009


carrying out transducing

"We never evaporate alone."

...is one of the first phrases with practical reverberations. Within studio work we are strongly against translation. Working with or through the text has nevertheless a strong inspirational potential to broaden the movement sensual encounters.


Movement is a factor of the fact that you are actually evaporating” (Forsythe 1995 :1).


"We never evaporate alone. To posit this is to succumb to what Whitehead calls “the fallacy of misplaced concreteness (1938: 18). The concrete must remain potentially virtual: its process of relationality must never be completed. The interval is a way of conceptualizing the concreteness of movement where the concrete remains relational and the movement remains virtual." (Manning 2009)




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