Jeff Wirth, Author at Interactive PlayLab

Why the Work?

Post author:Jeff Wirth
Post published:February 6, 2012
Post category:Interactive Performance / technique / training
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Have you ever been out with a friend–maybe you’re in a coffee shop, or on the street, or on a train– you fabricate a bit of fiction, your friend plays…

How Much Is Enough?

Post author:Jeff Wirth
Post published:November 24, 2011
Post category:Interactive Expeditions
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How Much is Enough? explores notions of "value" -- in all its poetic iterations -- quantitatively through our relations to money and qualitatively by asking what we hold dear. The…

Treating crowds as people

Post author:Jeff Wirth
Post published:August 23, 2011
Post category:Interactive Performance / psychology
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Below is a link to an interesting article in The Economist about about modeling crowd dynamics on the behavior of molecules (a common model) and on the behavior of people…

Aberrations

Post author:Jeff Wirth
Post published:November 16, 2010
Post category:philosophy
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Not all aberrations are innovations, but every innovation was at one time an aberration. -JW

Chop wood

Post author:Jeff Wirth
Post published:October 27, 2010
Post category:philosophy
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Chop wood, carry water. - portion of a Zen proverb Think twice about partnerships that result in leaking buckets or dulled blades. -JW The condition of the tools is…

Why the Work?

How Much Is Enough?

Treating crowds as people

Aberrations

Chop wood

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