This workshop explores the interactions between body, movement, space, light, and sound in three distinct phases. It begins with bodily expression, where participants engage in poetic movements in diverse environments, both indoors and outdoors, natural and constructed. Subsequently, the properties of light and colour are investigated, delving into chromatic relationships and complementarities among primary, secondary, and tertiary colours. In the following phase, strips are introduced, painted in an orderly and sequential manner, while incorporating Ingrid Skåland Lia 's improvised music, generating a second poetic act aimed at connecting bodies with places and the sound of the environment. These processional experiences evoke rituals, festive movements, and games with passersby. The workshop progresses towards an exploration of the geometric body, an intangible and internal geometry that emerges from the perception of the body within its environment. The integration of all these elements is directed towards the creation of a final scene where body, space, sound, light, and colour converge, with a spatial choreography. From the outset, participants demonstrate total commitment, immersing themselves in the experience and allowing themselves to be carried away by sensory experiences. The workshop's approach moves away from purely methodological aspects to immerse itself in direct experience, allowing students to experiment, receive, assimilate, and synthesize experiences from their own bodies and in relation to the surrounding space.
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