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- | Walking: a research method in art and design | + | __Walking: a research method in art and design |
- | The Rhytm of walking generates a kind of rhytmn of thinking, and the passage through a landscape echoes or stimulates the passage through a series. | + | |
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+ | * 'Sit as little a s possible: do not believe any idea that was not born in the open air and of free movement - in which muscles do not also revel' | ||
+ | * Walking at ones own pace creates anunadulterated feedback loop between the rhythm of [one' | ||
+ | * By walking barefoot we can start to feel our environment again. Louisse Spisser | ||
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+ | * Walking Exercises: Lines and Squiggles in the Desert: https:// | ||
+ | * drunken dragon walk. source dr Shen -TaiWuChoGong | ||
+ | * You're walking and you don't always realize it, but you're always falling. With each step up,you fall forward slightly ans then catch yourself from falling. Over and over your falling and then catching yourself from falling and this how you can be walking and falling at the same time. Laurie Anderson - Gravisty;s Angel, inspired by the book Gravity;s Rainbow by Thomas Pinchon. | ||
+ | * Sometimes you are not even aware that you are listening, but moving along with your tempo. Laurie Anderson. Northon lectures #02. | ||
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