A 15-month programme on visual language, abstraction, disappearance and the object, ‘It’s moving from I to it’ takes shape through a series of commissioned texts, workshops, a set of public events and an exhibition.
Eastside Project, Birmingham 25 May—7 July 2012
by FormContent
Where characters and locations are presented and discussed.
by Gil Leung
In which The Becoming Subject and The Portable Object meet for the first time in a public square. They both notice the intriguing presence of The Stranger. A whimsy waiter is serving drinks to all of them.
by Chris Sharp
Where a confused Becoming Subject distracts the Stranger from the act of reading while looking for a book in the library. An intimidating librarian tries in vain to assist in her request. A deluge of books chases the characters out of the library which is also a theatre.
Eastside Project, Birmingham25 May—7 July 2012
by Paul Becker
A stinging dead bee, a mirror mistaken for a painting, sentences that trigger odours in a dark room with a strange smell, words as objects and the other way round, a hyper-active Portable Object and a meditative Becoming Subject.
A manifesto written by The Becoming Subject.
by Tim Etchells
A scene in which The Host invites The Portable Object and The Stranger to a dinner party. A new charachter, Marie, is introduced.
Hollybush Gardens, London14—18 March 2012