Stand facing another body
Take one photo.
Turn around. Take a second photo.
Walk 10 steps, glance back to where you came from. Take another photo.
Continue to walk in the direction you began moving, and every ten steps glance back and capture the scene.
Repeat until you have taken a pre-agreed amount of photos.
Glancing Back in Helsinki.
This post has been guest authored by Cara Davies from Tracing the Pathway
Ashleigh Griffith is a live artist who isn’t always live. She makes art and performance that is radically small, pedestrian and humble. She is an undisciplined interdisciplinary artist whose work responds to site and social context to engender collaborative encounters. Ashleigh is a PhD candidate at the University of Chichester, with her practice-led research exploring paper as a performing material. She is a member of Tracing the Pathway collective who explore site, body and memory through performance and artistic research. She is an Associate Artist at Talk with LEAP.
