THE EPITOME OF CERTAIN LIVES, THEY GLORIFY FEW, WHILST ENRICHING MANY. FEW ARE ENTIRELY
WITHOUT THEM, FEWER STILL HAVE REACHED ANY DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE WITH THEM, RARE
CHARACTERS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO REVEL IN THEM. THOSE ELUSIVE YET SUPREMELY FINE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, THEY CALL THEM . . . FEET.
© SCZ
(SOVIET SENSATION, originally performed at Goldsmiths in 1976 and Acme Gallery, Covent Garden in 1977 )
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