TIME

TIME

MATERIAL

Time includes:

• tempo;
• duration;
• stopping;
• repetition;
• acceleration;
• deceleration;
• rhythm;
• impulse;
• delay;
• beginning;
• continuation;
• ending;
• loop.

RANGE

The workshop investigated tempo through a scale from:

ZERO

to:

ONE HUNDRED.

The purpose was to find many gradations rather than only:

FAST

and:

SLOW.

EXTERNAL IMPULSE

A change in Time could emerge from:

• another performer;
• architecture;
• sound;
• movement elsewhere in the room;
• a change in attention.

IMAGINARY TIME

Glacier, Cloud and Honey offered different temporal qualities.

The performer extracted qualities rather than illustrating an object.

DURATION

Duration allows material to develop beyond the performer’s first habitual response.