shimmo said...
i loved the performance. the monologue was extremely powerful and the projections morphed very vividly into each other onto the bare skin. my take on it goes a bit beyond *what was said*: the projections from memory (i.e. shapes, colors etc.) tatooed/inscribed in the person's skin (leaving an unmistakeable mark, but also fluid and interchanhgeable) reminded me of plato's cave and the idea that sometimes we may become trapped in our own memories = the mere copies of 'truth'- and this is NOT necessarily something we should avoid...or try to *escape from* but rather accept it (and learn to live with); it is part of us, of who we are. Thank you Che and Mariya for the wonderful work!
i loved the performance. the monologue was extremely powerful and the projections morphed very vividly into each other onto the bare skin. my take on it goes a bit beyond *what was said*: the projections from memory (i.e. shapes, colors etc.) tatooed/inscribed in the person's skin (leaving an unmistakeable mark, but also fluid and interchanhgeable) reminded me of plato's cave and the idea that sometimes we may become trapped in our own memories = the mere copies of 'truth'- and this is NOT necessarily something we should avoid...or try to *escape from* but rather accept it (and learn to live with); it is part of us, of who we are. Thank you Che and Mariya for the wonderful work!