My expressive postures method investigates the structural and behavioral characteristics that are often used to recognize and identify the kinetic activities of individual body parts through the use of biometric gait and posture analysis.  The biometric hypothesis contends that individual postures exhibit the same basic kinesthetic  patterns of structure and behavior, day in and day out, without breaking their established patterns.  Most of these postural patterns are automatically played out throughout a lifetime of repetitive motions and common situational adaptations that are for the most part unconscious to the individual.  This unconscious kinetic activity is a working part of the postural recognition factors that make certain postures and certain individuals... a very good and 'identifiable' match for each other in light of 'their' shared... weightbearing and gravitational stresses.

In today's world the universal usage of closed circuit television (CCTV) in banks, malls, parking lots, office buildings and airports plays a major role in individual imaging and postural recognition  The CCTV review may also identify and individuals unique and specific postural patterns and habits which are a cumulative result of the six underlying biomarkers or structures that make up the total person in posture.  This can become kinetically important in times when facial recognition factors fail to produce a quality visual image. Before leaving this line of thought it should be noted that CCTV reviews and analyses are not a 'science' ...but rather an 'art' ....that interpretes and identifies the common, everyday, 'weighbearing and gravitational' stresses  upon posture unique to that particular individual... and that individual only.  CCTV does not identify individuals... only individual postures.