Feeling/Thinking/Being Sluggish
Feeling/Thinking/Being Sluggish, 11/24


Myself and Charlotte performed a two part performance in two different locations of two slugs Greg and Frank. The audience observes while the slugs converse about their lives, then slowly crawl from their underground home (Minghella) to the Art Building Foyer to hopefully retrieve some food.




Part 1: Minghella Theatre Performance
Set and Projection Still Image (Beginning of Performance)
Performance Still Image
Close-up Performance Still Image
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Close-up Performance Still Image (Ending of first part of performance)

Special thanks to Helena Gardener and Abigail Tovar for their help in Minghella.


Part 2: Β The Foyer Performance

Performance Still Image (Slugs: Greg and Frank enter the Art building Foyer).
Performance Still Image (Slugs manouver Connie Hope’s sculpture)
Performance Still Image (Slugs begin to slow down and rest?).
Performance Still Image (Greg slumps from exhaustion).
Performance Still Image (Greg finds food? left by human).
Performance Still Image (Greg eats the food).
Performance Still Image (Greg and Frank realise that the food? was a slug pellet).
Performance Still Image (Greg begins to die to the slug pellet).
Performance Still Image (Frank attempts to escape).
Performance Still Image (Greg Being Salted).Β 
Performance Still Image (Frank being Salted).
Performance Still Image (Death Scene)

Special thanks to Lara Beasley, Sophie Squires, Sofia Pantsjoha and Cherry Dodd for their help with the performance in the Foyer.



Feeling/Thinking/Being Sluggish Reenactment Filmed in AV Room (Collaboration with Connie Hope for set)


Shortened Thinking/Feeling/Being Sluggish Reenactment Film (Length:00:10:00). 04/25.




Full Length Thinking/Feeling/Being Sluggish Reenactment Film (00:18:00). 04/25.

We collaborated with the artist Connie Hope as I used her sculptural peices to create a set for the slugs to traverse, acting as roots and mycelium as this performance was based in the soil. We used what worked from the previous perfomances and used this to enhance the immersion.