Linda Blomqvist: The Sound Unplugged - An interactive installation // Benjamin Vandewalle: Walking the Line // Eleanor Bauer

Benjamin Vandewalle: Walking the Line - a choreographed walk @venue: gathering outside Scenkonstmseet, 11.00 h, 14.00 h, 18.00 h
Eleanor Bauer: Proto Talks, 16,00 h
Linda Blomqvist: The Sound Unplugged - An interactive installation @venue: Danscentrum, 20.30 - 00.00 h

Linda Blomqvist: The Sound Unplugged - An interactive installation

A love letter to the performance

We on an ultralight beam

We on an ultralight beam

This is a God dream

This is everything

Everything (Thing, thing, thing)

When they come for you, I will shield your name 
I will field their questions, I will feel your pain

No one can judge

They don't, they don't know

They don't know

'Falling in' in songs with a taste of amusing and beautiful innocence. 

I have chosen the best seat, the one on 

the
floor,
furthest from
the door, 

next to the big pink tablecloth - I searched spacial
underscore
- to be close.  

sharing the space of Rare Silk - "Storm" (1985): with sounds of a
glasses, 

her silver
eyelashes
Gigi Masin - "Call Me" (1986) - "Wind"

Some other bell traces of the
pop.
 - such a
bop!
(haha)

(Urban dictionary: used reference a good song; to say that a song is really good)

to change dynamics and go straight to the
point:
Alessi Brothers - "Do you feel it?" (1976)

and in this loving ship to
adjoint:
"Spaceship Lover" - Paul ST. John

Captured by the dance of the three, then
five, 

Awakens our senses, makes us
dive

practicing listening to their Midori Takada: Lovesong of Urfa

the immersive sound: 'made by' and 'made up'
instruments

takes the space, washes it, with a siren call, a bonhomie of
intimates

A choir of three, then
five

it makes our senses
dive,
drift
away
and then
sway
back, to its end. 

...I wasn't prepared for an end. it did end suddenly...

Paul Williams - "Drifting in time"

Benjamin Vandewalle: Walking the Line

I didn't manage to come to Benjamin Vanderwalle's performance, followed by Eleonor Bauer's Proto Talks. I know Benjamin's work from before. Very persistent in changing perspectives of the viewer and those who practice the craft of walking with his instruments :)

I bumped on this:
Kafka's periscope, kind of double perception: in facebook projection of the reality.