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PsyriSILVER Member artisan 1,576 posts Location: Berkshire, UK
Posted: Well I thought I would come to college today to brave boredom and endure the time till I finish this year... but being in Art and Graphics today I felt freshly inspired to base my hefty project for next year on things related to poi, its different and I'm well chuffed my teacher gave me the thumbs up. I'll be researching Maori things, carving staff... mwuh ha ha ha ha! erm and being able to skip lessons to spin poi... PERFECT! I dont wanna leave college now! lol
PsyriSILVER Member artisan 1,576 posts Location: Berkshire, UK
Posted: Oh and in my brief amount of research I did today I found out that poi used to be percussive play toy aswell....
sarah...member 339 posts Location: Central coast / Sydney, Australia
Posted: did you see on this website that poi is also a food thing where they tie it to a string and swing it, slamming it into a rock to crush it?? cool eh? good luck with it all
~love & light~
Fire... A bushmans telly
CheshireCatmember 51 posts Location: London or Wiesbaden, Germany
Posted: oohh...yeah..they did that in this cirque de soleil show where they did some form of really rhythmic tap dance and they had little rock-y thingies on the ends of strings that they smacked the ground with as though they were too long poi and they were doing a weave or something...found it extremely cool! good luck! have fun! =)
It aint broke...It just lacks large amounts of duct-tape!
PsyriSILVER Member artisan 1,576 posts Location: Berkshire, UK
Posted: I am lookin 4ward... will be a lovely excuse to skyve lessons for the sake of 'research'. lol
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