Cuerpo en (R)evolución. Acción y Reflexión Corporeizada a través del Body-Mind Centering®

May 5, 10 to 14 h

Dancers, movers, artists, body therapists and anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of and about the body.

Organic dimension: full lungs!

In this intensive I want to offer space and focus to our lungs as central organs of the respiratory gesture. We will recognize its internal architecture and qualities, we will differentiate between motility - mobility and how to access the support and support of the lungs to expand and activate our dances.

Initiating and differentiating movement from the lungs, from the internal habitat, breathing consciously, allows us to wake up and increase our range of motion, affecting our entire structure and our expressive potential.

Corporealizing the lungs, understanding their dynamics affects and questions our idea and feeling of internal/external alignment, both on a personal and socio-cultural level. We will share the explorations individually and collectively from experiential anatomy, contact, voice and joint reflection.

Nina Piulats

Catalan-German, dedicated to dance, body-somatic work and yoga in the field of teaching, performance and philosophical-artistic research. BA in Culture & Foreign Languages and Pedagogy, MA in Dance Culture/ Tanzkultur V.I.E.W. Somatic Educator of Participatory Arts at Moving On Center-USA and Somatic Educator of Body-Mind Centering® Movement.

She has been professionally linked to the world of dance since 2007 in Germany. Her research focuses on the individual and shared experience of the embodiment process, capturing the dialogue between consciousness and movement with the radical nature of the body itself as a guide. She works as a course facilitator and intensive in contemporary dance, somatic movement, contact improvisation and yoga/somatic yoga in civic, artistic and educational centers in Catalonia, the rest of Spain, Germany, Italy etc.

Her last creations, Fluid Echo and Rauschen, were as a member of Mohm Collective with Bari Kim i Namo Jo (South Korea/Germany), and with Denitsa Dikova in Barcelona. She initiates the Site-Specific Project "Corporate Meetings" to combine the videographic gaze with instantaneous composition.