This is part of our experiment to expand our imagination around crossings.
Free writing for 5-10 minutes without stopping and see how the narrative develops.
Here is one of mine.
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At crossings.
Mostly grey. Several dots of red, green, white and orange.
They are like landmarks in the map. Map, that consists of mostly the ocean.
I am swimming in the ocean. And other people are also swimming.
Each of us are going to different directions, to different places.
I cannot see the faces of others very clearly. The water is not very clear. It's all grey.
I like red and green dots. They have energy for living. Very attractive.
I could just look and look at them from here and from there.
The dots come closer and go further apart. They move without moving.
I move.
6th March 2012, at Siobhan Davies Studios
Crossings is looking at the particularity of busy crossings in a big city such as London and Tokyo. At a road crossing, movement of traffic and pedestrians create particular patterns in the designated time and space. Pedestrians gestures reflect what occupy their minds, rather than used as means for communication with others regardless of very close proximity to each other. How this social phenomenon could be transformed into dance performance?
CROSSINGS TOTTENHAM
Currently we are working with Haringey Young Carers to create their version of Crossings, which will be performed in outdoor locations in Tottenham on the 7th and 8th July, as part of Big Dance 2012. Supported by Arts Council England and Big Dance 2012. For more info, please click here. http://crossingstottenham.tumblr.com/
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