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Mark Fisher

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Can you move more than 200 metres on flat ground? (Moving could include walking, using crutches or using a wheelchair.)

Can you usually stay in one place (either standing or sitting) for more than an hour without having to move away?

If you experience fits, blackouts or loss of consciousness, do they happen less than once a month?

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we drove round and round a roundabout in southern France because we thought the water sprinklers might clean the car. That sort of thing.

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Gosbert Adler

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"Once a love note" – that this thing was once this – that the intention had been for this to be this – that it had started out as this, and changed – that the possibility of it being this was lost – that the circumstances changed – that my feelings changed, or your feelings changed, at some point, somewhere down the line

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Stine Sampers

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for a long, or short, but certainly not momentary passage of time

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Stine Sampers

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That morning with that view.

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Stine Sampers

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Dear […],

I specifically remember you, handling animals with vigour.

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Fujisan #3, Elizabeth Peyton, 2014

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Maybe we can listen to the rain/ without always thinking about rain

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Lovers (Prince Igor), Elizabeth Peyton, 2014

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SCORE FOR LIFT AND TRANSFER

“Ready?”

“Ready.”

Work to deliver your bodies safely from platform to platform, surface to surface.

Hold yourself; stand.

Stand and hold yourself while holding someone else.

Learn how the you of your body and me of mine work our mutual instability together. Learn how the instability of holding while moving is a moment.

Learn that to move is to hold a we.

When we are crossing, dressing, lifting, rounding, it reminds me how rarely I share this kind of coordinated unstable touching, these routine experimentations, with others besides Amalle. What contexts, proximities, and spaces permit the sharing of these simple actions?

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Caragh Thuring, August 2014, 2014