A response from Sebastian Viasus at MIT: When I encounter the unknown my body typically reacts with either fear or excitement. The determining factor for the response is my perspective. For me, perspective is typically a result of how I’ve been feeling overall for the past few days or so. …
A response from Cristina at Socrates Sculpture Park: Me personally? I don’t.My mind circles a thousand thousand drainsuntil I’m dizzy.
A response from Mariuxi Tapia in Queens: I try to plan. I have anxiety and whatever I can control so that I’m ready as possible with the unexpected I do. I also try to have moments of distraction. And when the anxiety of it all gets bad- I cry and …
A response from an audience member at Socrates Sculpture Park: everything intensifies
A response from an audience member at Socrates Sculpture park: Run through socrates park
A response from Dara Perlman in Hurleyville: My body takes the wheel. I follow it’s responses by listening carefully to it. I focus solely on it’s response.
A response from an audience member at Socrates Sculpture Park: I breathe to see
A response from an audience member:I think of all the possible outcomes in that moment and then I stop and disregard the thoughts as I move onward.
A response form Natasha Lan: To practice allyship. Privilege and oppression cannot exist without the other but those of us who are subjugated must find and use our voices to interrogate the systems that are historically and currently built to keep power and true freedom in the hands of few.
A response from Marlon Fuentes at Socrates Sculpture Park: Do the best you can. Read Marcus Aurelius Meditations. Practice stoicism.
