During my time at Hangar, I have been examining how I approach my creative practice. I have tackled the idea that a (final) product equals completion and success. Instead, I am focusing on the process — not product — to form the identity of my work (eying the journey not the destination, so to speak). This method has led to my exploring a new language and framework around my performance practice. I have documented gestures of movement through drawings (redefining the concept of a map), writings (personal scripts, prompts, manuals, etc.) and sometimes video. My focus on process has led to my replacing passive personal habits with a new manual of rituals I created for myself to follow. I intend for my process-oriented thinking to continue after my time at Hangar and for it to become the foundation for a new, more deliberate approach to my performance practice.
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Self Study Manual
- A portrait every morning
- A drawing everyday
- 10 minutes of meditation a day
- A polaroid of the bed every morning upon waking
- Write something everyday
- Some days, if the feeling is there, make something more, shoot a video, create a performance, etc.)
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TASK:
Rearrange the furniture and objects in a room however you want.
This performance can be completed by anyone.
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TASK:
Find a chair. Pick it up behind you (hold it by the arms or seat). Walk around holding the chair this way, finding various new locations for it to exist. Sit in the chair each time you move it.
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