“Everyone needs a plan” records the evolution of communication from its tentative genesis toward an eruption of language that cannot be stopped. It is a documentary of connection and how, as words passed from one to another become refined, a deeper understanding of not just the other, but also the self is achieved. “Everyone needs a plan” condenses years of communication into an essence wherein profundity exists not just in the grandiose, but also within the smallest unit of human experience. As communication blooms, it reveals how one can connect with another and the myriad ways in which this can occur. It is not just what lives within the words spoken, but within the silences, sighs, coughs and laughter. “Everyone needs a plan” is what results when we stop preventing ourselves from groping toward whatever our personal truths may be. Matthew Revert/Vanessa Rossetto
After a solo on Kye, the Australian writer Matthew Revert comes back with the American sound artist Vanessa Rossetto. Together they mostly work with field recordings, editing and mixing them in a narrative form, adding some texts and voices.