body_tapping / body_language

While a hydrophone is positioned inside my mouth, I perform tapping actions on my breast bone, protruding spinal facets and skull. What becomes audible, thanks to a portable speaker and amplifier, are the sounds produced from the tapping, the anatomy of the bones and the physiological landscape of my body. These sounds, I interpret as 'body_language' - a language embodied within all of hUmaNITY. Our outsides represents diversity and we have come to use our diversity to divide. On our inside, we encompass a body_language without name. If we would seek to listen to the uni(form)ity of our echoes, violence will recede.