"the body serves for more than just carrying your head around "

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In these classes my aim is to awaken a sense for this "instrument" we call body. Perception, sensing, playing... 

It is designed for very different groups of players:

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1)artists of other media than dance, who are often little trained in being aware of what the body does, how it is positioned in space or to others, how it can serve your art more.

Examples:

- singers learn means to open spaces in the body that help resonate the voice and help breath to travel more freely

- performance artists become aware that this body fulfilling the actions of their performative concept actually says something, is being seen as part of the action, and is read according to how the action is being done. They then learn how this can become a conscious part of their act

- people not in the arts get a sense of how we can make use of our body in a functional way, where we build unnecessary tension, how a poise relates to others and the surrounding

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2)professional, semi-professional or just passionate movers/dancers who want to explore movement from different points of view. In a lab-setting this sensorial, reflective, perceptive, physical practice focusses on refined and differentiated approaches to movement and the body

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