- I liked the idea of creating a journey through space as well as recording ti on the paper at the same time.
- The quotes hanging gave me an insight to what Fiona thought was relevant to her piece. Almost looking at it from her perspective.
- It was interesting to look at the process she has gone through and developed by looking at the work leading up to the work she was creating on the day.
- It was my first experience of walking around a space looking at visual art as well as the movement as well. There was so many things to look at and take in.
- Were the marks on the paper deliberate and thought about or completely random?
- Inspired by other artists using the body to create a picture.
Oana Rotariu- Stages
- Based on the textures of different materials. How you can explore them and mold them to be what you want to be.
- Movement was varied. Sometimes slow, sometimes erratic.
- Putting the material up her top and cradling it- symbolising the relationship of mother and baby? Touch?
- The idea of dancing with just a small lamp is something I hadn't witnessed before. Made me look for closely at what she was doing.
- The atmosphere in the room felt different to what it normally would in that room. Everyone was almost in a trance watching the piece. Silence.
- The silence meant you could hear the material on the floor or against Oana. I don't know if this is something she intended.
Julia McCaughley- Behind the mask
- This piece seemed very emotional and deep. It seemed a significant thing for Julia to do on a personal level as well as sharing it with an audience.
- I liked the setting for this piece because it is something that I didn't expect and somewhere I haven't been before.
- Hiding behind something that isn't you and then stripping it bare again. Exposing.
- Thought provoking piece. Made me ask questions about myself and society.
- People laughing in the audience- through shock? I think Julia did really well to remain focused at these times in her piece.
- Cleansing away the insecurities, impurities, becoming a new person, coming out into the open.
Joana Tischkau- Fieldwork
- This task seemed to be very personal because all of the items she used belonged to her and obviously represented something.
- Joana was a brave and fearless performed in order to undress whilst surrounded by the audience, especially with it being people she is close to.
- She was organising and categorising the items she had. What groups was she putting them in to?
- I really enjoyed listening to her speak the German language, it made me concentrate so much more than just silence because I was intrigued by it. She was making a list of some of the items she had brought with her.
- The music was interchanging and intermittent. I think that she had selected songs that meant something to her or reminded her of a memory throughout her life.
- I would like to know if this piece was improvised or structured.
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