Thursday, May 14
well I’m not sure I heard what the question was but I think it’s something around how movement or the body is its own form of communication text or its own form of poetry its own form of prose its own form of narrative its own form of story -- is that the question ?
is the question : how am i communicating through my art form of movement ? what am i trying to communicate ?
maybe i need a question to follow up what you were saying
Thursday, May 14
so in the last sentence you used the word fractal and then I had this thought about language and definitions of words and what we think they mean versus what some
version of the word is told to us what it’s meant
I had to go look up fractals
and then there’s what you look up, what definitions come up, and what you choose to see
at the top of the search page it’s all AI overview -- is that the definition that I want to participate in ?
then you scroll down and you can go to wikipedia or webster or reddit. I can watch a youtube video. I can go to cambridge english dictionary. I can go to dictionary.com and then I can just scroll and never land anywhere because that’s kind of how my brain is -- it doesn’t ever want to land
it wants to land but it can’t always land -- so if a fractal is -- now I’m reading this overview -- "is a never ending pattern that looks similar no
matter how close you zoom in"
what is a fractal mind? a never ending pattern that looks similar no matter how closely you zoom in
"fractals are created by repeating a similar pattern over and over and they are common in trees and snowflakes"
but every snowflake is different
-- magnifications --
so now I’m obsessed with this word and this might inform my process
it’s not an unfamiliar word but something about it in this moment feels unfamiliar
there is something about repetition of process that makes me think of what has been the continuity of my creative process and what has had changes or diversions or