The neck stone.
TEMMAH
09/06/2019.
Performative act public space.
Streets of Tokyo.
Bars and restaurants of Tokyo.
Photography by Jason Fisher
We hang stones around our necks holding back on what needs to be expressed, bury feelings of true self behind a mask of social norms.
Voice is unique to each individual we are more unfamiliar with our own.
The evolution of human beings is reproduced in an event for each individual known as “the descent of the larynx” at the age of 4 months. This event is attached to the evolution of language and the tone of human voice as we know it. Only one other animal have a larynx in a similar position, a Red deer. A symbol of what we once were, the animal self.
We can not forget the Red dear.
wondering the streets of Tokyo with a stone of experience.
1 out of 10 Polaroid’s of action two 19:00-24:30.
