Walking the Space

 


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.

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