“we forget what our norm is" ZS

“if they don’t leave, they stay and join me in this state of a shifted experience of time” ZS

“i’m really excited about the future, i’m looking forward to it” ZS

Zoe Scoglio is a film maker amongst many other things.

we talk about:

* - salt - eating it, embodying it as connection to place

* - working for connection to the geological world- the practise of reminding herself of geological time

* - calder park raceway

* - project mass by zoe

* - madmax

* - generation anthropocene - the sound recordist episode

* - the potential to create circumstances to be together

* - new ceremony/contemporary rituals

* - agency of collectivity

* - climate change

* - monsoon australia

* - how to facilitate magic?

* - Lz Dunn - Flyaway

* - Theatre now - amsterdam festival

* - arts house

* - shifting ground

* - nigel brown - composer

* - chris heywood - interaction designer

* - micro/macro scale of time

* - animating in animate matter

* - transducers

* - time after human time

* - relics of the future

* - connection to the cosmic

* - waterfalls and other features

* -  bodies not decomposing like they should due to plastics

* - turning all other biomass into human mass

* - anthropocentric thinking

* - "what is created and who is invited" ZS

other links:

* next wave

* facebook

“i’m really excited about the future, i’m looking forward to it” ZS

Maddy Towler Lovell is currently undertaking a double major in Dance and Anthropology/Sociology at the University of New South Wales in Sydney. She has a strong interest in the ways in which dance and movement can be socially and culturally meaningful.

We discuss some of her work and the thinking being sparked by studying dance alongside sociology/anthropology.

 

more info:

* facebook

* youtube

* media

* far flung

 

Maddy Towler Lovell "has a strong interest in the ways in which dance and movement can be socially and culturally meaningful."

“you don’t wanna be working for someone you don’t respect and you don’t want to have to ever compromise your own values” SN

“i just ignored it until i couldn’t do it anymore, and now i won’t do it anymore” SN

“there’s an ethics battle with everything we do” SN

“we’re all stupid humans” SN

“fear is rife within us all and it dictates how we act” SN

“what is the use of experience” mc

"judgement is the basis of craft” mc

“the privilege and ∴ the responsibility to not perpetuate that shit (way of treating people)” Matt Cornell

“there’s something in creating that’s really powerful” SN

“i’d like to see something interrupt the way that we go about doing things” SN

“when i see shows i leave thinking, but why? why did you have to make that?” SN

“i generally have ideas when i listen to hiphop.. i feel confident, i feel like i need to move and thats the perfect ingredients for making things"

“generally an idea isn’t 100% shit”

:

understanding comics

music:

missy elliot

eryka badu - soldier

the herd - i was only 19

i take you to the candy shop

wutang - gravel pit

the revolution will not be televised

clipping

shows:

political mother - hofesh

chunky move - depth of field + complexity of belonging (w/ folk ricter)

the blokes project

syncing feeling - kyle page and amber haines

glow

mortal engine

south park

people:

james shannon

request crew

richard fynman

“how we position ourselves to be exposed to the right things” Matt Cornell

“how to situate the need and power of dance that falls outside of other genres"

mc - people being together outside of spoken language

“how to you know when you’ve tested an idea?” Matt Cornell

Storm Helmore is a Perth based contemporary dance artist.

Storm Helmore is a Perth based contemporary dance artist.

Macushla Robinson is an emerging writer and curator.

 

"We inherit political identity as much as cultural identity" MR

" Signaling politics through style" MR

"Aesthetic sense of identity" MR

"Implicated through aesthetics" MR

 

mentioned:

http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/see-you-at-the-barricades/

https://books.google.com.au/books/about/The_Cultural_Politics_of_Emotion.html?id=QT8YAgAAQBAJ&redir_esc=y

 

"We inherit political identity as much as cultural identity" Macushla Robinson