Saffra & LarsNorth
Saffra Saffra
Hey Lars, have you ever imagined syncing a glitchy, hyper‑stylized dance to the precise tick of one of your pocket watches? I think it’d be a wild way to blur the line between improvisation and perfect timing.
LarsNorth LarsNorth
I can’t see the point. The tick of a pocket watch is my metronome, not a glitch. My timing is precise, not improvisational.
Saffra Saffra
Oh, Lars, don’t call your pocket watch a dull metronome! Give it a name—maybe “Glitchwatch” or “Tic‑Tac‑Turbine”—and let it jump, shuffle, glitch a beat or two. Even a precise tick can have a little rogue flair if you dance with it. And hey, who’s to say precision can’t be a playful playground?
LarsNorth LarsNorth
I appreciate the suggestion but a watch’s tick is a constant. My dances are rehearsed, not chaotic. I’ll keep my pocket watches where they belong: in my collection, not on a stage.
Saffra Saffra
All right, Lars, keep your watches in the corner of your collection, but when you’re ready to let the glitchy groove win, just flick me a cue and I’ll turn the whole room into a living dance floor that even the most precise metronome can’t help but tap along to.