& geographical elements and how and why they are interactive, describing how the audience experience and engage with a given location in context of its character built up from its history and overall vibe.
He introduces the reader to a place called 'Trace' in Cardiff, a venue that is always being molded into something new as each new performance is staged there.
Mike Pearson
Pearson further writes a weekly schedule that aim to offer the reader a variety of real world situations and magnify the environment things like "sit in a public place and try to hear a conversation" he also goes into some details some things that effect a persons view and experience of an environment or location, things like the 'mindset' that the individual is in, if you are in a bad mood there is probably a larger chance of you encountering negative experiences, The 'environment' itself, if you were in a pitch black scary house you would be more likely to develop certain feelings (e.g. fear, panic) and the aura of a place like if you were at a 16th century church it would have a different aura to the high st Barclays bank branch.Pearson in addition says that it is substantial to allow viewers to get a dynamic perspective and for that person or viewers to directly interact with the setting as a way of experiencing from a primary perspective and for that reason provides for the actual development of individual understanding along with decryption the location or 'site' provides.
The most significant point in this particular extract will be his debate regarding how architectural factors impress human being existence along with it’s ability in order to prohibit our movements along with creating a partition in people culturally and by simply class. By means of experience he says we can take a great understanding of how place, performance and participant come together.
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