preface:    


preface: alienation
(..alienation engulfing society blocking the urge of direct action -red.)

"...I was embarrassed that I could be identified in the twilight by my strange walk, that I couldn't catch, that I threw like a girl, that if you put me into water I sank. I thought that my ideas weren't worth listening to (not realizing that my speech was often unintelligible). I was so socially inept that if I forgot something I would have to walk around the block to fetch it - not wanting to be seen as a lunatic striding aimlessly about.

'Posture training' might have helped, but the gym teatcher favoured the athletes; singing would have improved my breathing, but I was told just to open my mouth in time with others; relaxation exercises could have loosened me up, but I was urged to 'try harder'. Our teachers wanted us to bring 'honour' to the school and if Quasimodo had been a fine cricketer they would have been delighted, but they would have done nothing about the hump."

-keith johnstone
  analysis:
analysis: reclaim means re-conquer
there exists zones in society were identity is reshaped and controlled - these zones can be re-conquered
these zones exists locally in everyones daily life
we are looking for a battlefield hidden in the public, everyday space
- the strategy is to reclaim the zones all individuals pass through,
transfer-zones of daily life:
places of education, zones where people travels to/from job, where people buy food/dispose waste, buy dreams/sell favours, the space where people drink their alcohole/empties their frustration, experiencing their favourite waste of time/confronts their faults, where people buy presents/paying tribute to society, the battlefield we are looking for is the locations people seek when they dream of another life, another world


vision:    
vision: the world of mirrors
we live in an age were society physicly reflects our identity
debasing in every flicker the identity:
the digital stream of television, internet, commercial boards,
the reflection of you: in shop-windows, mirrors in the toilet of clubs and cafèes, fancy happenings, product-releases, fashion shows, trendy clothes, genrè clubs, comic books, newspaper frontpages, life-style magazines
...the ageing man locked to a chair, in front of the television, gradually sucked into the void of corrupted, empty, commercial dreams
...falling or flying - what is the difference ?
nothingness is nothingless - total conformity - total perfection

- no faults allowed
...your dreams may not be your own

  analysis:

dream: journey into the looking glass
moving close, in front of a looking glass it is possible to view the corruptive, deceiveing force at work somewhere inside the plane of reflection.
an old magic mirror, inherited from snowhites stepmother, the black queen.
- mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the beauty of the world ?
studying a crack in the mirror, you see mist seeping out. is it really a mirror? or is it a window into something so black that the window reflects this world like a mirror. maybe this is really like a window barely opened
- as we try to widen the window opening, the mist seeps into our world from the other side, creating a new season.

floating through the seasons of mist, we approach the crack, getting ready to enter into the age of dream.