When Jenny played me The Body and the Story of the Body, I was deeply moved. It was such a juicy response to the installation! It brought so many moving images into my mind’s eye. Shortly after hearing it, I went to Mass MOCA. I saw a couple of video pieces that included bodies in motion, in collaboration and in rest. (Free Fall – Brendan Fernandes – 2019. Baliza – Nibia Pastrano Santiago – 2019) They immediately connected to Jenny’s song for me. They had the sensation of Jenny’s sliding sounds and invitation to allow the body to suspend in dream state. (Recently, I read about Nibia Pastrano’s work and discovered that her work is focused on rest as a radical anti-capitalist, anti-racist anti-colonialist act NYtimes magazine). I filmed the moments that felt like that as well as other things I saw in the museum as a sort of visual diary of my thoughts on the song. Slowly over that first week, the idea of creating a video to accompany the song cohered into a humming that i could not ignore. I was not sure I could pull it off, but I could not stop the compulsion to try. So, following the red thread of aliveness, I pieced together visual images both still and moving into this music video using the Splice app.