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TRIANGLES — GAZE / DISTANCE / MULTI-FOCUS

TRIANGLES — GAZE / DISTANCE / MULTI-FOCUS

FOUR LEVELS

0: do what you want inside the room.

1: choose one performer and keep them in visual field.

2: choose a second and maintain awareness of both.

3: keep both in view and maintain equal distance to each; shifting bodies form a moving triangle.

EFFECT

Every participant adjusts as chosen performers move. The result may resemble flocking, waves or a self-organising field.

NO CENTRAL CHOREOGRAPHER

Composition emerges from shared rules, individual choices and continuous recalculation.

OBSERVATION

Audience need not know the rule to perceive order, tension, relation and coordination.

SOURCE ON ORIGIN

Mart associates the structure with earlier collaborative work connected with a physical-education game, Tino Sehgal and another collaborator whose name is unclear. Do not invent or standardise the name.

CENTRAL QUESTION

How does a minimal rule alter behaviour, attention, risk, safety, spatial relation and audience perception?