- I'm interested in bringing daily life activities to stage. These activities contain different viewpoints.
- Exploring and experimenting preconditioned rules of the choreography to know basic factors of "Choreography" ( movements to be shared by more than one person).
- Height/ width and vertical/ horizontal lines are a basis of things. It can be a indicator in measuring angles of curved lines.
- A sense of "emptying" yourself- The emptiness activates our imagination and allows intuition and a sense of proportion come to you.
- Play with the gap between a body being an organic entity and "nothingness" expressed by the organic body. The gap stimulates our imagination.
- Name a space- Translate each space into words.
- By relating to a space, a body can exist within the space.
- Mind and body to be seen should not be over-controlled yet should be ready to pursuit rules.
- Rely on one's own "movement experiences" and observe objectively what happened to your body by filtering the experience with the "rules".
- Shared "senses" creates a culture. Rely on your own "sensibilities".
1. Standing for 10 min while feeling "midline" of the body- A practice of "doing nothing".
2. Standing while feeling midlines of five different spots in the room- Observe the whole space and imagine where you want to place yourself.
5. Petal and stem- Imagine a surface that is attached to the common midline- Make contortions on the common "surface" by moving gradually from the end of the line.
6. The first step- Share the transition of physical and psychological state, from pedestrian state to performative state.
7. Flocking- A practice to embrace wholeness and individuality, to physically express your will while accepting other's.
8. My space- Gain awareness for both your own space and other's space through "eye level chain game".
- To have the sense of observation within a body was almost a culture-shocking experience.
- I felt my body became more open by sharing my physical sensations with other performers.
- Through a series of exercises, I could learn that the sense of commons is built on the recognition of differences among individuals.
- I felt so full of energy after this workshop.
- I learned that I can live in a more relaxed manner in my daily life too.
- I felt curious to do these exercises, and felt nice to see other performer's movements.