By Jaqueline Lima, around the Shared Formation in Presential Arts – a workshop with Sheila Ribeiro + Alejandro Ahmed + Roberto Freitas
Vector Empathy.Emergency.Identity as disorder. Serendipity. Technology. Duchamp. Ritual. Hearing. Thinking.
Key words that are repeated, reverberated and that contaminate eleven bodies in a maze. A space where to move autonomously, non-genially and at the same time not annulating yourself puts you in a place of failure and success, in a state of doing and redoing and not undoing yourself, and that is the point exactly: It is very difficult to talk about the Nothingness. And to be present inside this Nothingness as a live organism with different speeds/rhythms, hearing the body of another with your whole body, thus forming the collective. A place is found. What place? We are discovering that together, each one with their own reciprocity. We are in a ‘’Loading’’ process… Ah! It may be nothing like that either, but these are the remains left in me. In this Shared Formation in Presential Arts, I have been informed that the word creates Universes, that I do not need to be intelligent all the time, and that I can spontaneously explain something that seemed unintelligible until now. ‘’Chance is never constructed. Not to kill time, to be light, to let yourself be experimented with. ’’.
Connective. Net. Technology. Go Pro. Skype. Sweat.
I ‘’absolutely thought’’ that the more Technologies, Touches, mobile features and contactsI had the more I would become immobile and touchless to the others. ‘’How can something that was created for another Human be inhumane?’’ Now, I have here with me some issues that removed me from the absolutism of something that has not even finished yet, mainly after minutes of strangeness and sweats via Skype, a thing I had never even used before.
Shared formationwith people present, engaged, simple, sophisticatedand all the best.
The vector of a bus never breaks unless it is backed up. I feel crossed up in the street.
Jaqueline Lima, graduateactress from School of Scenic Arts of Santos. Popular Dancer. Moved by Dance, Music and Poetry.
Translation Portuguese-English: Chris Ritchie, M.A.