Locus (1975) is an 18 minute quartet of continuous action. That action is based on an ordered distribution of movement with a compartmentalized space. Locus is organized around 27 points located on an imaginary cube of space slightly larger than the standing figure in a stride position. The points were correlated to the alphabet and a written statement, 1 being A, 2, B... I made four sections each three minutes long that move through, touch, look at, jump over, or do something about each point in the series, either one point at a time or clustered. The dance does not observe front, it revolves. The cube base is multiplied to form a grid of five units wide and four deep. There are opportunities to move from one cube base to another without distorting the movement. By exercising these options, we travel. - Trisha Brown: Dance and Art in Dialogue, 1961-2001, Teicher, Hendel