On Non-knowledge I
Non-knowledge is a place of pure communication and trust. In this place, the performer is acutely aware of sound, listening, but time loses value and is elastic. Hearing and sense become acute; sound dictates what will happen next. In this place, there is nothing between the listener and the performer. In this place, both make the performance. But in this place, it is possible for the performer not to remember or to be aware of what happened. Each moment has a heightened sense of pace, connection, activity, sound. But passing to the next moment, the past is already forgotten as the performer is acutely occupied and engaged by the present.