集體即興行為現場 Group Improvisation at EJAR
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[ Light it up ]
The scents of matches and candles flowed around in the space, I constantly lighted up and extinguished the fire with my body, again and again.
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Prehistoric magic and early religion
Early people learned to control the environment by inventing tools and using fire. These skills gave them limited power but at the same time made them aware of just how vast the forces were that were out of humankind's control. To understand
such mysteries as the sun's rising and setting, birth and death, and the daily struggle to hunt for food for survival, our earliest ancestors conceived of spirit forces that they could invoke to gain an advantage. A belief in supernatural forces and a human desire to use them to gain some sway over the physical world has been a feature of societies ever since. Quote from “A History of Magic Witchcraft and The Occult”, edited by Kathryn Hennessy.
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White candles – Destruction of negative energy, peace, truth and purity, promotes serenity and peace and enhances personal strength and insight.
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Red candles – Passion, energy, love, lust, relationships, sex, vitality, courage.
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Black candles – Protection, absorption and destruction of negative energy and also repelling negative energy from others.
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[ Keep it up ]
Risk and the unknown - unpredictable factors
I really enjoy the unpredictability on the rooftop,
I have to keep the fire in my palm from the wind, in which my
action is led by material that can be intangible. The fire, the wind and the surrounding. "Let the material work on the body!"
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Photo by @ctsimage
