Originally
a site-specific performance commissioned for Wave Hill, New York, a beautiful park
overlooking the Hudson River just north of Manhattan. Five scenes took place in five
different locations with the audience's relation to the action and viewing situation
changing accordingly. Various texts were chosen for their relation to a representation of
nature, how we see, how the Americas have been colonized, abused, polluted - and other
texts were chosen because they represented for me the prevailing mood of the time.
A brief outline:
Texts by Fernando Pessoa,
deTocqueville, and a Haitian love song from Eduardo Galleano's "Memory of Fire" 
This piece was repeated in Centre d`art contemporain de Vassiviere en Limousin, France and in Podevil, Berlin indoors on a proscenium stage. The photographs are from the Berlin version in which I tried to represent in images and action the ideas of the outdoor version. Although not entirely successful, this attempt led to a further development in a work "Revolted by the thought of known places..." with music by Harry DeWit. I have chosen this work here because it is an ongoing project that could be repeated and transformed at any time. The rather loose, open structure allows the possibility of further discussion and collaboration and which interests me. Performers in New York: Jane Smith, Kiki Smith, Joan Jonas, Jorge Zontal and Alvin Curran.
France: Geno Lechner, Le Roi Jones, Joan Jonas, Alvin Curran
Berlin: Geno Lechner, Le Roi Jones, Joan Jonas, Aldo Lanzini, Renee
Turner, Erich Schelow, and Alvin Curran