Sensory Strategies
In Choreographic Composition

the workshop

How can sensory experience shape choreographic creation? 

In this workshop, sensory practices immerse us in images and texts as tools for creating and manipulating choreographic scores. We investigate strategies for editing, expanding, and multiplying movement material while refining our ability to discern forms, densities, moods, and spatialities within visual and textual landscapes.

The workshop progresses through distinct stages. Initially, participants create physical movement scores based on images and written materials. These scores serve as the foundation for subsequent exploration. Following this, we refine and expand the movement scores using editing tools and techniques. Finally, we experiment with combining different scores to craft small scenic compositions, allowing for the placement of choreographic elements in space and dialogue.

By using visual and textual landscapes as an access device, this workshop aims to offer tools and technical strategies for the creation of choreographic material and scenic composition, facilitated by the connection of the dancing body with the dimensions of the sensory.

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Bookings and Inquiries 

Sensory Strategies can take different formats — from a weekend intensive (2 days, 5 hours per day), to a shorter masterclass, or a full-week immersive workshop. The structure and depth of the content are adapted to the chosen format, allowing me to either introduce key principles or dive more deeply into technical and creative exploration.

This workshop is designed for professional dancers and dance students, as well as acrobats, performing artists, individuals from related disciplines, or anyone interested in expanding their choreographic creation strategies. It can be adapted to different levels, making it suitable for beginners, intermediate and advanced groups, as well as professional movers and body-based artists.

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