AT THE CORE OF OUR WORK:
Let this all become a place for looking again.
For misremembering, re-seeing, re-telling.
Work against the archive of your own habits.
Do not translate everything.
Return to it.
Undo it. Soften and
Rework it again and again.
Lose it.
Crack it open - Begin again.
Let it circulate beyond you,
and return.
Let it breathe
Change as you change
Expand, contract
Do not let it ossify.
If it becomes legible too quickly,
misplace a piece.
Shift the frame.
Ask another question.
CREATE AND GET WEIRD WITH US:
P.O. BOX COMING SOON
P.O. BOX COMING SOON
UNFOLDING QUESTIONS AND CARES:
How do you stay open?
What softens you?
Where do you see spirit?
Where do gravity and grace meet?
How would you describe your responsiveness to others, to the world around you?How do we cultivate this ability to respond?
How can I attune myself to the vibrations of the world and people around me? Can it be learned?
How does one learn it?
Is this less an issue of ethics and more one of, let’s say, meditation?
Does this all require a radical presentness?
When we repeat themes, ways of working - how do we stop the repetitiveness that leads to closedness?
How do we keep the -what if- central?
How do we hold complexity, contradiction, memory, interior life, without trying to resolve it?
What does accountability mean? How do we feel it, work with it, in our creative practice, in our lives?
What would change if we began from a position of we instead of I?
Who are we accountable to?
What are we accountable to?
What does it mean to return?
THINGS WE THINK ABOUT A LOT:
Reworking
Infusing
Adding
Sound
Obscuring
Circling
How do you stay open?
What softens you?
Where do you see spirit?
Where do gravity and grace meet?
How would you describe your responsiveness to others, to the world around you?How do we cultivate this ability to respond?
How can I attune myself to the vibrations of the world and people around me? Can it be learned?
How does one learn it?
Is this less an issue of ethics and more one of, let’s say, meditation?
Does this all require a radical presentness?
When we repeat themes, ways of working - how do we stop the repetitiveness that leads to closedness?
How do we keep the -what if- central?
How do we hold complexity, contradiction, memory, interior life, without trying to resolve it?
What does accountability mean? How do we feel it, work with it, in our creative practice, in our lives?
What would change if we began from a position of we instead of I?
Who are we accountable to?
What are we accountable to?
What does it mean to return?
THINGS WE THINK ABOUT A LOT:
Reworking
Infusing
Adding
Sound
Obscuring
Circling