"Sponge" workshops
guided by Eric Ellul
guided by Eric Ellul
To participate in a flashmob performance for the Our City Festival opening on 28th Sept 2012
Location: Romeet Gallery, St 178
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5:30 – 7pm
Wed 19 Sept – Thurs 20 Sept - Fri 21 Sept,
Mon 24 Sept – Tue 25 Sept, Thur 27 Sept
4 – 6pm
Sun 23 Sept
Drop-in and free sessions:
possible to come any day... but at least 4 times.
No experience in performance required, only a strong commitment.
What is a "sponge" group performance?
It is a flashmob-movement-training
Awareness of simple physical sensations and interactions between body/space will be the fundamentals of this group practice: pressure, weight, momentum, balance/off-balance, gravity, space in-between people, heart pulse, spine dance, cellular breathing, resilience… Elasticity!
The spongiform participants will have an emerging awareness of play and experiment with the dynamism between absorbing, holding, being full and releasing.
"Sponges do not have nervous, digestive or circulatory systems. Instead, most rely on maintaining a constant water flow through their bodies to obtain food, oxygen and remove wastes." (Wikipedia)
Wed 19 Sept – Thurs 20 Sept - Fri 21 Sept,
Mon 24 Sept – Tue 25 Sept, Thur 27 Sept
4 – 6pm
Sun 23 Sept
Drop-in and free sessions:
possible to come any day... but at least 4 times.
No experience in performance required, only a strong commitment.
What is a "sponge" group performance?
It is a flashmob-movement-training
Awareness of simple physical sensations and interactions between body/space will be the fundamentals of this group practice: pressure, weight, momentum, balance/off-balance, gravity, space in-between people, heart pulse, spine dance, cellular breathing, resilience… Elasticity!
The spongiform participants will have an emerging awareness of play and experiment with the dynamism between absorbing, holding, being full and releasing.
"Sponges do not have nervous, digestive or circulatory systems. Instead, most rely on maintaining a constant water flow through their bodies to obtain food, oxygen and remove wastes." (Wikipedia)
