In the first gallery we are the humans, moving tentatively among three large, thick walls that divide the space into corridors and tilt and sway in an awkward ballet, like a Bruce Nauman installation on the prowl.
And last Sunday there was that silly jitterbug the Colts performed as a group in the end zone after a touchdown, bobbing and swaying in a huddle like guests at a Sweet 16 doing the hokey-pokey.
As the horses followed a tractor towing a D.J. and a zydeco-blaring sound system, they bucked and swayed in a cadence fit for the barroom floors of Lafayette, 70 miles away.
In Jordan Wolfson's Neverland, Jackson is reduced to a tiny pair of hand-drawn eyes, blinking and swaying in a blank sea of emptiness on a big screen, to a gurgling sound reminiscent of a fish-tank aerator.
The curtain billowed and swayed in a random motion that was determined by participant-observers on about 40 swings on long ropes that were connected to the ropes that held up the curtain.
Jimmy Vivino honored the great Bloomfield with tremendous guitar nods to the blues legend and a now gray-haired, slow-moving Kooper took the stage with sunglasses on and swaying in a way that suggested that his eyesight is deteriorating.
In those days, of course, such an inn offered comforts beyond those of today's local, including hospitality and accommodation for travellers racked by miles of jolting and swaying in an overcrowded stagecoach.
Computer models too can fall short in accurately reproducing all the forces at play as, say, a bridge twists and sways in an earthquake.
In some of the grainy pictures, scrubby and deserted patches of creosote and mesquite sway in a gentle wind; in others, herons peck at fish in the shallow trickle of the Rio Grande.
Finally, their hands connect, Edwards is pulled in closely behind Boruff and they sway in a moment of tenderness.
