Multi-attentiveness practice:

Within this workshop, we will focus on the practice multi-attentiveness. It is a practice I have developed and which has served and evolved in different directions throughout various productions. A core element of the practice is to work with concentration in different ways. By directing concentration towards particular parts of the body, imaginations, words, and images, I am, on the one hand, interested in seeing how concentration, the failing of concentrating and, the search for concentration anew can function as a guiding principle for the development of movement material. But also as a way to create a relationship for how the material could be danced. The practice is used for choreographic productions only and, as I’m currently working on a new piece, we will work with multi-attentiveness with that work.

In this new work, I’m interested in destructive plasticity and the forces that shape our bodies, such as…