Movements..

Gestures .. body language, conveys depths of thought, emotions, perceptions, subtly and maybe even more eloquently than words do. Unguarded moments of revelation or maybe intentional unworded communication to the discerning. Movements seem to have a language of its own. Its speech invoking a response from its listener through participation, through perception, through means that is beyond the preconditioned modes of sensing/feeling/seeing. The perceiver needs to let loose imagination to find words to describe what the mind and/or body has perceived as having been communicated. I suspect there are layers of expression in this medium too, the number of layers perhaps consistent with the intensity of the mover's particpation.