These also play out on one of the four projection walls of the MIT space. Anywhere between zero and six voices will fill the space at any one time, within a constantly changing image environment. Nothing is preprepared.
All material is generated out of the event as an echo-reflection of being here.
It is, however, important as regards this observation that one human being can be a complete enigma to another. Far from perfect - to the degree that the thought is degraded, that misunderstandings arise, language has failed. So language, inasmuch as it is seen as a container for communication is about as effective as a rusty leaky bucket and to this extent it must always fail. Everything spills out all over the place. Synchronous material on the net not only does not work very well, but is somewhat against the nature of the medium.