Abstract

This chapter examines scribble, drawing and dance through the Steiner movement form known as Eurythmy. Invariably associated with children’s early mark making and emergent writing or drawing as a phase from which to “grow out of”, scribble is re-interpreted through association with the WriteDance approach, D.W. Winnicott’s therapeutic ‘squiggle’ technique, avant-garde artists such as Cy Twombly’s abstract expressionist work and Steiner’s view of the arts as fundamental routes to developing ‘feel’, soul and spirit.