Jujube/garage-cafe-notes

Met Nicole on 10/02 and discussed about the best project/format for the presentation. I proposed a presentation of Fold and of my new project 452 Park Place (working title). I'd never presented Fold in the framework of the performance installation — but it was, after all, a finished piece of work. Nicole found my new project more interesting and perhaps could reap more benefits from the setup of the presentation. I felt the same way.

I have a feeling that talking about this piece of work and performing the first part would be a largely emotional experience. (I would probably feel the same degree of vulnerability as I did during Art Amsterdam). It is a source of discomfort, a space I am unlikely to enter without the construct (of the gallery, performance, art "enthusiasts".)

The decision (from her editorial direction and my own pervious thinking) came to this:

forgo the presentation of Fold
lead with the performance that evoke of the loss of home
tell the audience about the project and its context
ask the audience to draw something that reminds them of their home, however they define it

The performance itself:

Read the list of neighborhoods in Brooklyn, NY by alphabet. [1]

Next to finish thinking:

meet Nicole at 2pm, 13/02 @ Garage (to see the space)
decide on the components of the performance (which space, is there any visual)
what is my pitch after the performance? How do I keep a genuine tone while withholding the intimacy?
what props do i bring for the drawing exercise?
what after?

old idea re: Fold-->

~~Live feed with camera and projector~~

~~https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-get-a-live-video-feed-to-a-projector-What-are-my-options~~

AC power for camera

mini HDMI to HDMI adapter

15m standard HDMI cable