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Poetic Felt Space : Embodying Poetry as Dance Movement Imagery

The notion of poetic felt space was coined by the author in the attempt to literally name praxis, to describe the lived experience of creative process; specifically, in this case, to derive meaning from the interaction of experience and concepts during the journey of a practiceled doctoral study undertaken though the development of a performance installation entitled Living Lens (2006-2009) . „Poetic‟, used in an expanded sense, refers here to the way a creative act comes into being, whilst more specifically, it also pertains to poetic imagery used in the dance-making process. Commenting further on these areas, this paper aims to shed light on the inner workings and articulation of creative process from the perspective of a performance installation-making practitioner.