The OBJECT. Autonomous, concentrated on itself. L'object d'art. It had one characteristic feature: its own, living organs: the ACTORS. That is why I called it "BIO - OBJECT." Bio-objects were not props used by the actors. The were not part of "the scenery" where "acting" takes place. They became inseparable from the actors. They radiated their own "life" - autonomous, unrelated to the fiction (content) of the play. This kind of "life" and its symptoms constituted a significant part of the performance.
(Kantor, 1990, p. 132)









