The Art of Holding Together
TiLTING VERTICALITIES_
living document of dance
Affecting effects
towards peaceful states
TiLTING VERTICALITIES is a collective experience that seeks to build trust and connection, through a social and choreographic gathering, and by holding and sharing space.
This artwork & choreographic process, invite us to step inside and explore notions of tension, grounding, interdependence, trust and support — generally shared with and for cultural public programmes, research and educational contexts, and groups and individual workshop sessions.
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“In TiLTING VERTICALITIES movement acquires the most subtle tonalities of a painted work, as discrete bodies produce an almost static, delicate choreography, balancing the acts of holding and letting go.”— Mara Polgovsky, Art Historian and Filmmaker, Birkbeck, University of London.
towards peaceful states
TiLTING VERTICALITIES is a collective experience that seeks to build trust and connection, through a social and choreographic gathering, and by holding and sharing space.
This artwork & choreographic process, invite us to step inside and explore notions of tension, grounding, interdependence, trust and support — generally shared with and for cultural public programmes, research and educational contexts, and groups and individual workshop sessions.
click here to read more︎︎︎
“In TiLTING VERTICALITIES movement acquires the most subtle tonalities of a painted work, as discrete bodies produce an almost static, delicate choreography, balancing the acts of holding and letting go.”— Mara Polgovsky, Art Historian and Filmmaker, Birkbeck, University of London.
“TiLTING VERTICALITIES enacts a place of rest and support that is radically mutual. We sense and negotiate our own and one another’s weight and energy, and the ground, to find safe places off the vertical where we can hang out, snuggle, stretch and play. This piece - whether observed as sculpture or experienced from within - unfolds the delicacy, vitality and strength of embodied interconnectivity” — Lizzy Le Quesne, dancer and writer.
