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The Mating Habits of Lines

Audra Wolowiec
(2007)
page last updated Tue, 24 Mar 2009,  9:01pm PDT

 

 

Description
The title is borrowed from Ree Morton's book, The Mating Habits of Lines. This text piece is based on drawings and translated into instructions to be acted out by people, to imply the physicality (and possible romance) of mark making.

 

 

Keywords:   experimental, movement, lines, drawing
# of Performers:   1, more than 1

 

 

Score / Notes
Fill a space
Cut a space in half
Kiss a space
Embrace a space
Where do two lines meet?
How do two lines fit together?
Make geometry
Make a shadow
Become invisible
Be precarious
Be nervous
Fluxuate
Lose yourself in the other line (disappearance)
Find yourself in the other line (emergence)
Be transparent
Form a grid
Form a textile
Weave
Bleed
Breathe

 

 

Recent Performances
have you performed this?

 

Thu,  2 July 2009
posted by ao, 07/16/09  performed as part of * FESTIVAL (8) ARROYO :
2 July 2009, Lower Arroyo Park, Los Angeles, CA
with Dawn Kasper, Adam Overton, Gerhard Schultz, Mark So, and Tashi Wada

 

some images of some sections being realized...

Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 06-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 57-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 59-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 60-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 61-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 63-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 64-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 65-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines Festival8Arroyo.2July2009 - 66-AudraMatingHabitsOfLines

 

documentation of the performance -
we performed some of the lines, and discovered some of the lines, as we walked and hung around the arroyo [files]:

 

 

 

 

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