Eurythmy Performance
You will see, dear audience, in our eurythmic experiments on stage, individual people or groups of people in motion. So, at first, what is expressed in this way can be addressed as an artistic gesture, something that perhaps reminds one of the art of mime or pantomime, or even of dance. However, eurythmy does not aspire to be any of these things, and it should not be confused with these related arts, against which we certainly have no criticism. It seeks to draw on artistic sources that are still unfamiliar today and need to be explored, and it also seeks to make use of an artistic language of form that is still unfamiliar today and needs to be explored.
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