Blubilds: Drawing on Specific embodiments

This chapter discusses how the author's blubild practice translates methods of graphic scores, dance notation, and Fluxus instruction kits to think through specific acts of embodied drawing to draw out movement data of specific bodies, labour, pedestrian movement, and subjectivities. 'blubilds,' are a playful take on the blueprint. Early blueprints by surveyors were living geometric measurements with rope (Ingold, 2013), activated through equipment and bodies. The blueprint in situ and the dance diagram are fused as a dynamic diagram of drawing actions that are choreographed and embody specific actions. This chapter discusses blubilds as embodied diagrams that draw out specific embodiments in creating and collecting different embodied phenomena in configuring our world.