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To fall:


A word akin to the utterance ‘um’. A definition of grey areas. The ability to fall, no choice but to fall, the misstep, the gravitational pull, the awareness of weight, the clumsinessof the body, the need to return to the upright position. The word ‘fall’ appears in various forms in the English language. In many of these lie the essence of an arrival: the weighted greeting of a baby growing in a belly, the tumbling into infatuation, the slip between awake and asleep. We fall into all of these things. Fall in love, fall asleep, fall pregnant, fall ill, fall away. But where are we meant to settle?



























it may be that settling is not the point.







Two main findings catapulted an inquiry into falling. The first being a question posed to the internet at 3:00 AM:


‘how do I get up if I fall?’







And the second being the case Vesna Vulović, a Serbian flight attendant who fell 10 000 metres from an aeroplane, pinned down by a food trolley, and survived.























                                 
                                                     

This
         work


                        is
                                all

                     about

                                                             a clumsy
                                                 
                                                                                      fall,













A clumsy fall into the question of being.