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language etymology pedagogy Education dance language rhetorics linguistics performative co-teaching contemporary discussion movement and language mapping ecriture automatique Somapoétique Body Memory dance language literature improvisation Exploration experimental Experience philosophy essence being use of language LEAP - local meeting Swiss local meeting choreography practice perceiving receptivity input/output improvisation not knowing vs knowing repeating yourself repeating others forgetting and remembering dramaturgy outside eye. spending time alone in the studio vs taking a walk ways of seeing making making decisions objects what objects language writing re writing teaching Documentation improvisation language sense-making movement performance
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Use of Language : Levels of Abstraction
The starting point is a photograph of a diagram entitled "Levels of Abstraction" which conveys is something about the relationship of language to experience. I find myself returnin...
The starting point is a photograph of a diagram entitled "Levels of Abstraction" which conveys is something about the relationship of language to experience. I find myself returnin...
Learning and teaching, education and pedagogy : gut reactions and...
My relationship to the terms learning and teaching, pedagogy and education both as a gut reaction and through an exploration of etymology (the study of the origin of words and how...
My relationship to the terms learning and teaching, pedagogy and education both as a gut reaction and through an exploration of etymology (the study of the origin of words and how...
Body Rhetorics
I'm interested if for anyone else, the issues and notions that come with the idea "Dance Language" are as curiosity provoking and mouth watering as they are for me. I'm workshoppin...
I'm interested if for anyone else, the issues and notions that come with the idea "Dance Language" are as curiosity provoking and mouth watering as they are for me. I'm workshoppin...
[FFTD] what is the language we use when guiding?
Sharing teaching in three on the theme of space; The sensation and the experience of the created spaces (inner and outer) brought us to contact improvisation, then to releasing an...
Sharing teaching in three on the theme of space; The sensation and the experience of the created spaces (inner and outer) brought us to contact improvisation, then to releasing an...
Body and Language / Mediality and Materiality
A dialogic, performative exploration of materiality and mediality, of language and movement.
A dialogic, performative exploration of materiality and mediality, of language and movement.
Somapoétique® Workshop
Understanding a building process from literature to dance. An "existential" reading of literature through dance experience.
Understanding a building process from literature to dance. An "existential" reading of literature through dance experience.
Local Swiss LEAP-Meeting in Basel, 5 September 2014
Presentation of the IDOC, tutorial, introduction to the website, explanation of projects, project activities, personal experiences, reflection on IDOCDE-symposium.
Presentation of the IDOC, tutorial, introduction to the website, explanation of projects, project activities, personal experiences, reflection on IDOCDE-symposium.
By [Multiple Creators]
2014.09.05
2014.09.05
0 appreciations 
2029 viewsUn Packing a Choreographic Practice
How do I start creating? From where do I source the images, questions or input that might become material for performance? How do I translate these into physical material? What ar...
How do I start creating? From where do I source the images, questions or input that might become material for performance? How do I translate these into physical material? What ar...
By [Multiple Creators]
2015.07.16
2015.07.16
0 appreciations 690 views[FFTD] How does breath move (you)?
I have heard "use your breath" so many times in so many different contexts. It is maybe one of the most over used and under explained expressions.
I have heard "use your breath" so many times in so many different contexts. It is maybe one of the most over used and under explained expressions.
Docomment #1
A private video documentation of experimenting with verbalizing my thoughts while improvising.
A private video documentation of experimenting with verbalizing my thoughts while improvising.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.