Ecosomatic Practices for living and dying with a damaged earth
Ecosomatics is a dynamic approach to living and learning which engages us in
embodied practices to bring is into deeper relations with world.
This workshop is an opportunity to slow down, center yourself and reawaken your innate capacity for connection with what is going on inside and around you. Together we will practice living, breathing, moving, sensing, perceiving, digesting, dying, and decomposing to help us perceive more of the whole scale of the sensitivities and intelligences within us, the human and non-human, the transforming spaces, the before and after. We will hone our skills, to improvise, to play, to experiment, to be receptive, to be in the unknown and trust we have the resources in our bodies to negotiate, survive, and thrive. With these tools from somatic practice, dance and choreography we can take some scientific phenomena and translate them into embodied experience. This allows us to gain different experiential perspectives on something that otherwise might just be conceptual information. Understanding scientific phenomena through embodied practice allows us to generate different kinds of being, feeling, understanding, and thinking which can generate new ways of relating, behaving, and giving value to the more than human world. This class is for anyone and everybody interested in movement, the body and consciousness regardless of experience or ability. What to expect: Ecosomatics is a dynamic approach to living and learning which engages us in embodied practices to bring us into deeper relations with the world in which we live. We will work with tools from somatics, dance and improvisation. The workshops are part of Olive Bieringa’s artistic research at the Performing Arts Research Centre Tutke.
This is online Zoom event.
This workshop is an opportunity to slow down, center yourself and reawaken your innate capacity for connection with what is going on inside and around you. Together we will practice living, breathing, moving, sensing, perceiving, digesting, dying, and decomposing to help us perceive more of the whole scale of the sensitivities and intelligences within us, the human and non-human, the transforming spaces, the before and after. We will hone our skills, to improvise, to play, to experiment, to be receptive, to be in the unknown and trust we have the resources in our bodies to negotiate, survive, and thrive. With these tools from somatic practice, dance and choreography we can take some scientific phenomena and translate them into embodied experience. This allows us to gain different experiential perspectives on something that otherwise might just be conceptual information. Understanding scientific phenomena through embodied practice allows us to generate different kinds of being, feeling, understanding, and thinking which can generate new ways of relating, behaving, and giving value to the more than human world. This class is for anyone and everybody interested in movement, the body and consciousness regardless of experience or ability. What to expect: Ecosomatics is a dynamic approach to living and learning which engages us in embodied practices to bring us into deeper relations with the world in which we live. We will work with tools from somatics, dance and improvisation. The workshops are part of Olive Bieringa’s artistic research at the Performing Arts Research Centre Tutke.
This is online Zoom event.