The end of a session is a shock. It's so 'final'. There's no slow dissipation of energy as people chat, pack up there things, and leave the studio... It's like a slow emptying of energy within the space vs. a sudden disappearance... For me it's like "oh, ok. I guess we're done here"... feels unsatisfying to disengage abruptly (given the reality of these platforms). I suppose I want these virtual platforms to do things they can't do at this point in time, with current technology ie: physical/personal connection... could be my resistance rearing it's head.
The end of a session is a shock. It's so 'final'. There's no slow dissipation of energy as people chat, pack up there things, and leave the studio... It's like a slow emptying of energy within the space vs. a sudden disappearance... For me it's like "oh, ok. I guess we're done here"... feels unsatisfying to disengage abruptly (given the reality of these platforms). I suppose I want these virtual platforms to do things they can't do at this point in time, with current technology ie: physical/personal connection... could be my resistance rearing it's head.