Wednesday, 29 July 2015


Celebrating

Celebrating the life of Van Gough. 125 years ago on July 29th Vincent Van Gough died.
Sunflowers, French food, dance and music in a French Cafe. have a good summer everyone! See you in Spetember.


Wednesday, 22 July 2015

Ritual 2
Water and Earth

Building on the work we did last week, we decorated our faces, arms and  hands with clay and flower petals. We ladled and poured water, passing bowls between us. We moved to sounds and rythms created on drums, keyboard and voice. 
















Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Sky Dive Experience

Free falling,  floating, fluid formation.

After training in how to jump from the  aeroplane, formation sky diving, free fall diving and landing, we left on the aeroplane to fly 5,000 metres high. Feeling and hearing the wind as we moved through the air and through the clouds, soaring and flying, we finally landed safe and sound.










Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Lunar Landing

What would it be like to walk on the moon?  What would we find if we went there?

Today we launched from the Level Centre in a rocket and headed for the moon. Exiting the rocket through the air lock we headed for the nearest crater where we explored the surface, collected rock samples and experienced low gravity activity.


Wednesday, 17 June 2015

Lunar Landscapes

A trip into space took us through the satellite belt and on into outer space before landing on the moon. 

After a fantastic Purple Peach Club Night where our chill out room was showing a sound and space installation by artist Andy Wlliams, today we took a rocket into space to land in the installation. We took a walk in space, explored the lunar landscape, collected rock samples before finally landng back on earth.







Wednesday, 10 June 2015

Changing Landscapes

Still exploring contours and landscapes, today we have been shaping using gravity and force.

From a large stretched net we created valleys,  mountains and underground caves and spaces.


Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Landscapes

Continuing with the theme of contours we have been shaping surfaces from flat to valley and mountain.

 We used different parts of our bodies to raise or lower areas of stretched net; pulling, pushing, reaching, leaning. We tied strips of fabric onto the netting so that we we could shape the net in different ways and from a distance. We then added colour and texture with fabric strips and projections.