DANCING PAINTING EATINGWRITINGTRAVELINGYOGADANCING BATHINGHIKINGWALKING LISTENING SLEEPING BUILDING CREATING COOKING READING DANCINGWASHING SMELLING LOOKING PLANNING ASKING SIPPING DANCING BREATHING
ALL PEOPLE DYNAMIC AND FERMENTED IN THEIR OWN JUICES FOR AT LEAST A CENTURY anyone who really engages with their potential human-ness. People that inspire me and allow me to inspire them. INCREDIBLE PASSIONATE LOVERS OF LIFE - FORCED TO SHAKE THE SHELL AND BE REAL WITH ME.
I love music, it evokes brilliance, devotion, progression. I love it for it allowing me to learn how to dance.
"WHEN THE LEVEES BROKE" - Spike Lee documentary on Katrina, super inspirational and motivational for any activist minded individual. Isaac Julien's "FANTOME AFRIQUE"- Haunting, graceful and rythmic I loved it. I also loved his "TRUE NORTH" piece, although it carries a very different energetic presence.
"Las Paredes del Cielo" "Dust Tracks on a Road" "Inward Revolution" "Corpus Delecti" "No Boundary" BIOGRAPHIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, my cadaver anatomy book, my space encyclopedia, Emmerson, Neruda, Plato, Rumi, Poe, Ken Wilber, Shel Silverstien, THE LITTLE PRINCE, Ethno-Techno Sandra Cisneros... PRINT,COMMUNICATION ARTS... design magazines.
Isaac Julien, Mel Chin, Zora Neale Hurston, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Coco Fusco, Katherine Dunham, Eva Hesse, Kiki Smith, Alphonse Mucha, Kandinsky, George Segal, Ruth Behar, Thich Nhat Hanh, Ana Mendieta, Ken Wilber, Richard Freeman, Saturnino Herran, The Little Prince, Carole McGranahan, Maris Bustamante, Rigoberta Menchu, Pema Chodron, Velasquez, Satya, Krishnamurti, Helen Palmer, Os Gemeos, my Mom and astronauts and the sherpas on the Inca trail that carried all our gear.