snodance with me

reworked footage of the union square dansperiments


union square, death, silver and gold, snow storm

people on the train.

i saw four people get on the train yesterday. they sat together.
three were missing half their teeth.
all were grinning.

Mobile New York

To create art in a “minor” mode is to make of one’s citizenship a permanent nomadic project. It is to travel long distances, across cultures, languages, dialects, ethnicities, flavors, even while staying put in the middle of the city. Or, conversely, it is to create a set of New York expatriates who, despite no longer being in the city physically, continue to permanently return to it, re-live it, expand it, re-invent it, and re-dimension it, true nomads making New York their ground and ever fertile territory.

nomadic new york then. just like that. with no capital letters.
André Lepecki

From André Lepecki, movement in new york.
http://www.hkw.de/en/ressourcen/archiv2007/new_york/texte_5/lepecki.php


here we are, ping-ponging across the planet. according to the 2000 census, 35.9% of new york city residents are foreign-born but the multitudes of us who are foreign-born somewhere else are impossible to quantify. we're whole by ourselves but in motion we make another whole - our city.

sleep.
steep.
seep.
leap.