Research, scientific approach, how can this enhance / break down an artwork, or empower it / give it value? 

‘If you can measure it, it’s more valuable’

The value of images, how do we divide what is valuable to us from what isn’t, and how we connect with this and position ourselves with it.

How we are personally influenced by images around us.

Engaging against contemporary political consensus; science is questioned, art is questioned, even images and how we see them is being questioned.

The way we approach spectators; Translating initial feelings into an experience for someone else

‘More poetic than activism’

Feelings from layers of images

Unconscious affecting of experience.

Literal, personal translations of our thoughts / experiences from flickers of time.

Our connection to something experienced by everyone.

Doing these things because we care; not just because we want to show something, not because we need a thing to make work about; something we would like to see changed, or something we criticise.

Doing something to force a change.

Indirect activism.

Protesting the way they sell the power plant to our mind, not the power plant – activism of the mind.

Facilitate a space where people can create their own thoughts on a subject, without being told what the think; ownership of the thought.

Using the group to help guide each other and the work we are creating; are things making sense / working?

Authorship