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Drawing

An improvisation-based workshop exploring how rhythm becomes movement. By awakening the senses and moving beyond familiar habits, participants discover new possibilities within their own bodies. Through partner and group improvisation, individual movements meet and overlap to create a living drawing in space.

Facilitator
Jihye Ha · Choreographer & performer, AHA Movement
Duration
2 hours
For
Professional dancers, movement creators and participants interested in exploring the body
Group size
Approximately 6–10 participants
Language
English · Interpretation support welcome
What to bring
Comfortable clothing suitable for movement

What we explore

  1. Awakening each body part and translating rhythm into movement
  2. Expanding movement through repetition and variation
  3. Exchanging movement through partner and group improvisation
  4. Creating a collective movement drawing in space
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General workshops

Tultul

A movement workshop that creates a pause in a busy day to notice the body and mind. Participants write down thoughts that keep them from resting, arrange them in the space and express the feelings they evoke through movement. By attaching the notes to the body and shaking them off, participants release tension and return their attention to breath, sensation and the present moment.

For adults · 2 hours · 20 participants

Warm-up and breathing · Writing and arranging thoughts · Expressing emotions through movement · Shaking off thoughts · Sharing reflections

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Experiencing Cubism through the Body

A workshop exploring Cubism’s principles of deconstruction and reconstruction through touch, line and movement. Participants shift their bodies and viewpoints to see familiar subjects from different perspectives, then explore the movements of individual body parts. By connecting diverse images and gestures into a shared work, they discover how a subject can be reinterpreted through different ways of seeing and expressing.

For adults · 90 minutes · 30 participants

Exploring touch and line · Changing viewpoints · Deconstructing and recombining movements · Creating a work together

Workshop enquiries ↗
Selected repertoire