bring your favourite 10 leaves back to the studio and put them in order of change
lead a partner through the woods blind folded….take your time and lead them gently….think about what you would want to sense of the surrounding and lead your partner to those places…. find how you can encourage them to experience with out sight… play with touch, smell, taste and sound to allow them to experience a holistic multi sensory walk
often this gives the blindfolded person a heightened awareness of their external surroundings take at least 15 minute each on this task as it takes a while to adjust to an open state of reciprocitydid the blindfolded person feel like time slowed down or sped up?

find a quiet place in the wood… sit and take the time to really study the veins of a leaf… allow the intricate detail to consume you…
create a response to the leaf, think of it colour, size….
is it anonymous?
can you see the tree it fell from?
this response can be in any form written, movement, spoken, visual… if its specific to that site come and find someone and share your experience with them….after looking, reading, watching your material they can feedback by devising their own engagement…
a dialogue begins…..

in the woods select three natural objects and create a map of their relation to each other and the journey you took between them
explain how to read this map to someone else... can find your three objects
your way of mapping could be visual, literal, word based, pictorial, emotional, following the contours of the land, expressed by the key things you noticed on your journey etc…
use your map as stimulus for movement
use your map as stimulus for movement
can you dance your map?



