I might have seemed a bit like a whale that leaps to the surface of the water disturbing it momentarily with a tiny jet of spray and lets it be believed, or pretends to believe, or wants to believe, or himself does in fact indeed believe, that down in the depths where no one sees him anymore, where he is no longer witnessed nor controlled by anyone, he follows a more profound, coherent and reasoned trajectory. Well, anyway, that was more or less how I at least conceived the situation; it could be that you perceived it differently.
-Michel Foucault, 1976
-Michel Foucault, 1976
A New Process
3D first first, 2D second.
"once you master the basic technique and can do it out of a brisk walk, perfect the psychological moment of catching yourself by surprise. Put your focus on some other time, place, or person during the approach so that you trip yourself without revealing the moment the imbalance will occur.
Keep walking until you surprise yourself. Give your foot an independent brain."
-Davis Rider Robinson
"once you master the basic technique and can do it out of a brisk walk, perfect the psychological moment of catching yourself by surprise. Put your focus on some other time, place, or person during the approach so that you trip yourself without revealing the moment the imbalance will occur.
Keep walking until you surprise yourself. Give your foot an independent brain."
-Davis Rider Robinson