“There was a lot of debris from the bombing around our area left over from the war. We all had great fun playing on and around them. My friends and I used to rummage round looking for treasure. Of course, there was nothing but rubble. When I look back on it now, I suppose it was quite dangerous.”
[extract from My East End by Gilda O’Neill, pp. 106-7)
Since Autumn 2011, the [collective] are embarking up a year-long performance process towards developing a series of performance works emerging out of our explorations into Running as an artistic practice. 'Walking as an artistic practice' is an established process within a wide variety of artistic disciplines, including performance. The [collective] are attempting to develop the movement, motion and process one step further - by using the process of running in the urban context as a practice to develop performance.
