Roy-Claire Potter.
Roy-Claire’s practice involves performance and installation that addresses linguistic theories modes of reading, writing and speaking. Which can be seen in their performance pieces such as ‘Posh mans pet’, where Potter used a type writer and gloss card to write their script which caused the writing to only be seen as a blur with an indentation. Roy-Claire then covered the lines with pen so the only way of reading the script was in the indentation, which can only be seen in the right light. Potter performed fragmented elements of the narrative as they read these gloss cards from the ground. When talking about this piece Roy-Claire began talking about reviews they had gotten in response to this piece, where they were described as being “a natural storyteller” by the writer. After this I noticed Roy-Claire mentioned and read from reviews of their work multiple times throughout the lecture, which was interesting iv never had a lecturer talk about this it was kind of weird too, but in...