//question by Elisabeth Sweet (ES), audiovisualverbal response by Katie Dozier. sound on. ES: The ears are always open; we cannot close them. We hear the world around us, but that does not mean we listen. If we hear with our ears, what do we listen with? KHD:...
https://theverseverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/aurecevettier-line7-x.mp4 conVERSEverse { aurèce vettier: var (mount dialogue, line 7); // triangulated dialogue technique: each line from the poem prompts ES (Elisabeth Sweet) to create a dataset...
https://theverseverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/aurecevettier-line6-x.mp4 conVERSEverse { aurèce vettier: var (mount dialogue, line 6); // triangulated dialogue technique: each line from the poem prompts ES (Elisabeth Sweet) to create a dataset...
https://theverseverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/aurece-vettier-line5-x.mp4 conVERSEverse { aurèce vettier: var (mount dialogue, line 5); // triangulated dialogue technique: each line from the poem prompts ES (Elisabeth Sweet) to create a dataset...
https://theverseverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/aurecevettier-line4-x.mp4 conVERSEverse { aurèce vettier: var (mount dialogue, line 4); // triangulated dialogue technique: each line from the poem prompts ES (Elisabeth Sweet) to create a dataset...
https://theverseverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/aurecevettier-line3-x.mp4 conVERSEverse { aurèce vettier: var (mount dialogue, line 3); // triangulated dialogue technique: each line from the poem prompts ES (Elisabeth Sweet) to create a dataset...
