Provocation
Listening, I wonder about the variety of audience members. The audience changes. It flows between self, inks, art, and viewer: The dialogue is ink-to-ink, ink-to-paper, ink-to-chance (drips) and ink-to-artist (eventually relayed to audience). With ink-to-ink I am audience, and I listen with my eyes.
In the unscripted narration, provocations organically occur as ink, brush, paper, air, and artist connect and create worlds/works together. Happenings in the intra-action of colours, sediments, water, and paper are worlding.
Sarah M. Hennessy 
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