Attributes
- Duration 1h 30m
- Type Workshop
Join artist Anushiye Yarnell for Archipelago Movement classes, inspired by Scaravelli yoga, creative asana, Noguchi gymnastics, and developmental and evolutionary movement patterns. Gentle, adaptable and open to all experience levels.
Exploring forms for feeling and unfolding your own personal body sovereignties.
Form & Feeling
Geometry & Organism
Softness & Dynamism
Balance & Fluctuation
Activity & Receptivity
Resistance & Surrender
Inhabiting & translating strength as
relational, reciprocal, experience
(to carry & be carried)
through elemental sensations
density, levity and fluidity.
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About the artist
Anushiye Yarnell is an interdisciplinary artist whose work spans movement, sound, voice, text, drawing, participation, and alternative pedagogies. Her work congregates in symbiotic, anti-segregative ways of being. She examines the intersections of dream and fantasy realms with ordinary life to find connections between day-to-day experiences of the world and anthropological, philosophical, poetic, and artistic frameworks. She works with tactile presence, reviving sensual intelligence through temporal, ongoing bodies-biographies-mythologies, attempting regeneration despite the rifts and ruptures imposed by colonial civilisations.
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