Through distortion and adaptation, a layering of influence imbues the original, at once dislocating what was before. We create a new, built from fragments of each other to then be further adapted and distorted.
We revisit and make alterations as pathways emerge, representing and re-presenting what is formed along the way.
To make sense of this constant revision, we reconfigure our findings by continually questioning how we live and where we take ourselves; this serves to ground a flux of discoveries, in turn creating and combining new and old ideas.
The result, which may remain elusive even after the end-point, will exemplify a course of collaborative production, combining four practices that will repeatedly fold/unfold around themselves and each other.
By connecting the threads of individual practice, a web of entwined ideas will transpire to form a framework, a framework to be fragmented and reformed; a repeated process of re/de-construction.
EF
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