With breathing, movement and contact exercises, we become aware of the shape of the body in relation to the Earth's gravitational field. We discover the tensions that keep us in a forced balance and learn to let them go enough to find a balance based on support. Then the space around the gravitational axis of the body is free and creativity can flow unhindered. From moment to moment, we find the best way to relate to the ground underneath to entrust it with the weight of the body and the instrument we are carrying, while leaving the space around the central axis of the body free.

Then, gravity literally helps us carry the weight of the camera and hold our instrument. And all the tissues of the body participate in the task, without some having to carry all the weight, while others do not have space to fulfill their function. All occupy their space, aligned with gravity and with the task to be accomplished. In this way, all parts of the living being we are are free to participate in our art. The body can vibrate with the music and the sensitive material in the darkroom in front of the spine can be exposed to the light of consciousness.