It was difficult in the beginning to pick music and to know how to start the piece, but once we started, it was very easy to continue (especially after adding in the words). It was interesting to be able to connect the piece with the music and I found it fascinating when we were all able to raise our hearts at the same moment but then all go in different directions. It was a bit frustrating to pick music, that alone took 2 classes while we were trying to work. I think our mood towards the project changed throughout the process because at first, we were all frustrated with starting it, but when we finished, everyone was relieved we had put together a good piece. Even though I can be a bit of a talkative person who likes to constantly contribute ideas to groups, I feel that everyone had a say in the final project with lighting and movements. We had to improvise a little bit of our piece towards the end because we didn’t originally have a planned ending, we went with the flow and ch...
1.) I noticed that people moved more slowly as the lights went dimmer because people were becoming more aware of their surroundings and that the sound of walking became quieter. 2.) When the white lights came on, people stayed out of the light, but when the red light came on, people moved towards it. 3.) Everyone would collectively decide to follow someone at one point or another and then we'd break off and follow someone else. 4.) I was surprised that even in the dark, people were going up and down the steps.
ah, teknologie wat a wunderfull thing are wrld wood be a much difrent place if soshul media seasd to egsist mabye ppl wood care 4 eachother mabye ppl wood go outside mabye we wood be lucky enuff to see more than a pare of eyes from behind a screen, so brite ligting up are wrld for the nite isnt it crazy, weve become so lazy using a device to kenekt to are lifes there may be sum good sum places (hospitals or for govment agents) but its quite a bummer to see teens grow dummer not nowing how to spell or use propor grammer -Sofia Della Porta
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