Performance Art a la Saturn-Uranus! Participate!!

Here's a chance to share the Saturn-Uranus opposition with the World. Follow the instructions below and type in either a Hope or a Dream or a Fear. You can do it anonymously and compulsively as many times as you want. The event begins on June 12 (2009) and will continue through the end of July.

"Hopes" and "Dreams" find rulership under Uranus in Pisces. Saturn in Virgo, especially in an opposition to anything, will find expression under the term "Fear." So close your eyes, or maybe even open them and look at your life, and then type it into the form. You can follow the Hopes/Dreams/Fears of others by subscribing to the Facebook page.

P.S., since Pluto is moving into a square with Saturn and Uranus I think you might want to avoid "Wishing" for anything. This is one of Uranus' keywords and Pluto may tend to turn it into a "Be Careful What You Wish For" kind of thing. Pluto manifests so you can confront the fear. Uranus just wants everyone to have a voice and to participate. (To keep Pluto at bay, just be sure to pay your Taxes, don't go overboard with the auto-erotica, and buy a Suzi Orman Willmaker kit at Costco.)

Here’s the info for the event from an Artist off of Ravelry going by the nick @Platea:

I’m participating in an online public art project and hope you can join. It’s called “hopes/dreams/fears”, and I hope you can join me. All you have to do is:

1. Fill out the form at http://tinyurl.com/kj75lc.

2. Join the hopes/dreams/fears Facebook group at http://tr.im/n6KP.

3. Wait to see yours and others’ hopes, dreams and fears broadcast over the next month and a half in your Facebook feed.

“hopes/dreams/fears” begins in New York City on June 12 during the FIGMENT NYC arts festival on Governor’s Island and it runs till the end of July with participants across the world. Members of online public art collective @Platea are gathering individuals’ hopes, dreams and fears in the form of status update language (i.e., “Jessica hopes that she graduates with honors next year.” “Fred fears he might lose his job due to the recession”). These will then be broadcast to a broader audience via a Facebook page, with the goal of uniting diverse groups via social media and offering a collective picture of communities’ hopes, dreams and fears during this time of economic crisis and transition.

To learn more about @Platea, please visit http://plateastweets.blogspot.com.