Repetitive motion

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looking at the idea of repetitive drawing creating a pattern to then in turn creating am image within the drawing. There is a sense of movement within all the drawings that I have created which I like, and gives them a sense of activity within the work the marks almost reflecting the movement and motion of my hand the pressure that I apply to the page as well and the spontaneity of the marks. 

Interesting to see how her motion almost becomes robotic by the end of the piece her body language almost becomes uninvolved with the piece like an antagonising i just want to finish sort of attitude, but the development it nice as the lines almost become graphic dense in some areas that in others, as if she has almost lost concentration and for getting the end goal with is to reach the top.

Can a drawing be per-formative?

So I'm currently looking at the idea of developing my work to have a twist of a performative element, the idea of a continuous motion, a repetitive action of direction and movement. How can the style of drawing be elevated into a per-formative piece of artwork.  The act of drawing, the knowing that there was a a physical involvement within the piece without actually having to see the actual. but I guess this is true for all types of work and not just drawing. 

Richard Long A line made by walking (1967)