why it is always the subway platform, i don't know, but here's another diddy that came to me whilst waiting for the train... actually, i do this a lot, sometimes unconsciously. it's like a game. keeping feet very precise and only allowing the them stay within the confines of the tiles (right angles, parallel, diagonals, splitting tiles in halves and quarters). no formula, just neurosis. so i tried to recreate it (or apply the "rules") in the studio.
video one: little feet (the basic foot pattern that i came up with)
video two: long feet (basic foot pattern and then repeating, mixing, changing direction, etc)
only if you want to see it: click here
but it would be fun to do it in a little space crowded by people.
only if you want to see it: click here
but it would be fun to do it in a little space crowded by people.
video three: big feet (i left the little square i was working in and put my docs on).
Moving big was much more fun, actually!!!
Moving big was much more fun, actually!!!
video four: arms (using a --gulp-- choreographic device: create arms separately and put together).
I don't have the guts to show the video of the arms and legs together... let me work on it more first.
I don't have the guts to show the video of the arms and legs together... let me work on it more first.
Either way, it's hard for zombies or marionettes to wipe the night crust from their eyes. But it's sure fun to watch them do it!
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