10by10

Participants had an hour of Space to explore the intersection of teaching and practice through visual media - scroll down further to view these visual representations. The words within the animations and below [arranged by the 10by10 researcher], were written by workshop participants, in response to the visual pieces they created.

links created by building bridges across little islands – feeding and performing separate but building bridges by practitioner islands; links made by fluidity, something that flows

it’s a maze

inside and outside perspective messy

tangled tension barbed wire dangerous journey tangled, feeding, competing

fragmented off the page to who knows where relinquishing responsibility – authority flipping between different positions

connectional engaged subversion only distinguishable from a distance

interventional containment and escape coming in and going out

mapping distinct only when put in perspective teacher can sometimes be passive

landscape the inter-subjective urban landscape: connectivity and movement horizontal and vertical

fray-ed, layered, hidden delicate processes vulnerability – exposure which is the status quo? – the originator

taking away from self to build, self as defined by boundaries sometimes obscuring each other

over the edge textural space liminal play spontaneiaty, automatic, self-conscious and un-self-conscious

reflective, situational be yourself

process foundation it’s a nebulous state of being interwoven

structure and systems make it harder for the space to be mushy, messy, merging feels restrictive

language; holding together; masking

kinesis; situations; play user interface; open source; gaming

no concept of time [hurrah!] not enough time perfection and then difficulties arising?

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Participants form each workshop draw their own interpretation of the teacher-practitioner identity. Visit the Commentary Analysis section to see how these drawings form part of the visual research into the teacher-practitioner relationship.

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