Three dancers take purposeful strides across the stage before breaking into skipping runs.
They arc and dip and wiggle, take purposeful open curves, drive over the painting's centre, then pull onto the hard shoulder of the canvas edge to negotiate corners with a tight turn.
I love walks like this, the last leg of a long journey to a soccer stadium; you take purposeful, determined, anxious steps, and you take them first as an individual, until, almost without noticing it, something changes, and you're walking as part of a collective.
Gunn and Vile — who have been known to wear jean jackets, and to possess a great number of vinyl records — seem to take purposeful cues from the obscure, chooglin' heroes of yesteryear, from both before and after the folk singer Gram Parsons laid good claim to the idea of "cosmic American music".
Women fought for the right to take purposeful decisions around their fertility – a stance in contrast to the ethos of our time where "sell, sell, sell" or "slash, slash, slash" is the mantra applied not just to business but to the privatisation of public services.
We start by outlining this situated view of representation, then show how it contributes to design methodologies for building systems that track perceptual conditions and take purposeful actions in their environments.
