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No.5
Alles für die Kunst! Tous pour L'art!
Background music; synthesizer strings, soft, style; meditation music.
The movement instructions are in italic in brackets.
The non-italic bold words are to be spoken aloud, in a very casually way.
Text and movement are to be performed at the same time.
“What I would like to do [left hand starts, right hand follows, part your hair in the middle with fingers, tucking the hair behind the right and left ear]
is [bring flats of your palms together in front of you]
draw the female sex [bring left arm to the front, moving the left hand index finger in the approximate rhythm of words ]
in there, inside I would like to [bring hands back together, right hand over left, as if warming up hands in front of the mouth, smirk]
place barbed hooks. [as if holding a hook in right hand between thumb and index finger,right hand in front of left hand, make the gesture]
I just work a lot with contrasts, always anyway. [open right hand up]
I think that a woman can't hurt anyone, she can just, [open left hand up as well and move hands up in front of face]
she wants to, she can cling [clench your fists as if “holding on” in front of face]
but she also can hurt.” [open hands upward flower like, bring the heels ofyour palms together]

Nicole performing Tous pour L'art ! at the Searching for Mary colloquium


Jessie Marino performing Tous pour L'art!
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