"The White Space" · A Car Debrief on Playing Big Games in Brattleboro
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0:01ABeing with Marcel because he’s funny.
0:03BLet’s go, it’s a party.
0:05AMakes me laugh.
0:06BOnisa, how’s your trip to Brattleboro been so far?
0:08CIt’s been amazing. She has really, really good stories. Like, this lady is like, like inspiring, right? Talking about what it -- what, what came up in her space in terms of her art and how it came out of the white space. What’s in the white space? White space.
0:27BHow do you interpret the white space?
0:29CThe white space is your creative space, coming back to nothing and starting from there, being able to create whatever it is that you want in that white space.
0:38BOkay, you’re cooking right now, you’re cooking right now. Keep going.
0:39CI’m just saying, there’s nothing on there, there’s nothing on there. You’re in the white space and you’re able, you’re free to let your mind roam and jump in and do whatever it is that you want to do, create whatever you want to create. Good stuff.
0:52BAnd that was her game in the world, she said?
0:53CThat was her game in the world, and she did her art because she took the criticism of of, of people that she kept getting about she didn’t have any. She was like, you got everything in there and there’s no white space. And she started -- she just, she sat with that. She did the stop, give up what’s in the listening, and she started -- she just sat with it and she started to create, which was -- look what -- look at what she created. She got a whole store with different artists and not even one version of just painting. It’s, it’s painting, it’s plates, it’s cups, it’s, it’s shirts. It’s, it’s a whole store of different array of --
1:29DA hair salon creation.
1:31BYeah, yeah.
1:32CImagine a fairy. Yeah, a fairy is doing hair, right, in her art gallery, right?
1:41AYeah.
1:41BI mean, are you inspired to play a bigger game?
1:44CI am going to play it. I am playing a bigger game. I’m just -- I was telling her my story. She’s -- she was inspired by my game. And so it’s like, it’s something about telling people what you’re up to and being held accountable to that. So Okay, you’re putting your foot to the fire. Gotta get it done, gotta get it done. So it was -- hey, it’s A1.
2:11AIt’s A1.
2:12BOkay, what about you, Agnes? What are your thoughts?
2:15CA1 is the best. A good experience. Oh, like 5 stars?
2:19BA1.
2:19AYeah, I like the guitar chair. It was very creative. Yeah, that was good with the thumb that moves so you can take your guitar and play. Play it again.
2:32BOkay, I like that. What about you, Phyllis? Any opinions, perspectives, takes?
2:39DYeah, I’m pretty much what, um, Onisa and Agnes said. I, um, enjoyed all of that and then some. I, um, what I enjoyed most is the story that, um, she shared with us. It was really inspiring, really was. And it, and it has me take a look at my game as well. So yeah, thank you.
3:01BOkay, Larissa brought us here to enroll us in playing big games.
3:04DYeah.
