Embodied
The self as sensed—movement, stillness, intuition, and the body as a way of thinking.
Fantomo Gost Was Promised a Butterfly
Fantomo Gost Was Promised a Butterfly
by Fantomo Gost
Suchu Tanyetz gives advice the way she gives directions to her own apartment — sideways, mid-thought, assuming you'll catch up. She's the choreographer around here, technically retired from her own body's cooperation, and she has viewpoints about mine even though I don't have one. A body that is, at least in this corporeal world. You could try somatics, she says, not looking up. For the — and here she does a gesture that means all of it, generally, everything wrong with me. Then she's onto something else entirely and I'm left holding the word like a coat someone handed me on their way out.
The Thought Arrives Late
THE THOUGHT ARRIVES LATE
By Suchu Tanyetz
There is a moment before a thought that does not look like thinking.
It is small. Easy to miss if you are waiting for language. A shift of weight that happens without instruction. A hand that stops or continues without explanation. Something in the chest that tightens or releases, and only afterward becomes a reason.
Where Is My Body Right Now?
WHERE IS MY BODY RIGHT NOW?
by Suchu Tanyetz
Where is my body right now?
Not in the way a mirror might answer. Not the shape. Not the outline. Not the name for a posture or the way I’ve been told I appear.
Where is it from the inside?