We gave ourselves a task to report, what really happened in the Odnos-Celje project, a 4-day work that we made, both in Ljubljana and in Celje.
What happened in Ljubljana?
Starting with the list of words which arrised from the previous ateliers as a response to improvised movement sessions. We took a word by word and “moved” them. Limited with time, we stopped moving each word when a phone sign told us that the time is up. This was followed by a feedback session, in a sense we gave impressions on just made work and we wrote those impressions down in their raw, fresh state.
Now we have a text that some places reminds on poetry, other places on a personal footnotes and yet other place looks like a letter to a close friend.
Definitely a lot of useful material to work on…
What happened in Celje?
-a pleasant surprise in a form of a positive approval of our expectations
-a begging of new friendships
-an important connection between older (us, he he) and younger (them) into a curious and creative group of new Us.
- a perfect day
Andreja
Gilles and Felix told me (Tkolektivnos (Ecollectiv), words, worlds)
Gilles and Felix told me they wrote the book that forms a rhizome with the world. That there is an aparallel evolution of the book and the world. That the book assures the deterritorialization of the world, but the world effects a reterritorialization of the book, which in turn deterritorializes itself in the world (if it is capable, if it can).
Gilles and Felix also told me about plateau. They told me that a plateau is always in the middle. There is always something before and something after plateaus. They told me that the rhizome is composed of plateaus, as it continuously deterritorializes and reterritorializes into infinite new plateaus. The rhizome and the plateau are both always between things, which guarantees their continued growth and existence. Although the plateau cannot return to what precedes it, it always moves on, becoming something else, moving towards the next plateau.