
Explorations in Mutuality
Movement Research
Rooted in the lineage of contact improvisation, we will draw from the intelligence of our connective tissue–a mycelial network between muscle, bone, and tendon, and explore its presence in community structure integral to our movements.
Explorations in Mutuality
A movement-based study in relational awareness, shared attention, and collective composition. We explore how resonance moves between bodies — through proximity, rhythm, and felt sense — and how awareness itself becomes a medium for connection.
Through guided scores, attunement practices, and ensemble improvisation, participants develop sensitivity to the relational field and to the subtle ways bodies organize together. We practice turning toward and away, following the emergent image, and noticing what arises between us.
Facilitators
Anna Maynard & em liptow
Bone, Breath & Gestures : Practices in Embodiment, Edited by Don Hanlon Johnson
Queer Phenomenology, Written by Sarah Amed
Resources
Syllabus
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