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SETTING THE STAGE FOR THE SUN: Interrogations of history and performance of flicker
Performance Philosophy 7 (2) (2022)
Abstract
Flicker is a coordinated beat which can be superimposed on the brain’s alpha rhythm, through a flickering light source, and is associated with hallucinatory or visionary states of mind. In this experimental piece, I weave ideas and performance into a poetic image and text piece proposing some hypotheses and questions surrounding the relationship of moving bodies, the sun, and eureka moments of visions and dreams of new worlds.Other Versions
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