MEET YOUR PROGRAMME TEAM

 Thank you so much for wonderful insight of programme team practice.  That was so colorful introduction and useful for my further studying as I am just enrolled in Module 3  and my project is about embodied flow in motion and I found many similar images related to my work around fluidity with Helen's work around improvisation, passion in what i am doing and obsession with the water, Angela'a project on thermal duets and how we embody touch, feelings, body heat, how we communicate with audience, Pedro's dialogue between practice and real life, Sam's intro into the jazz and improvisation and all that connected or intertwined with the environment and the most important thing notion of joy in everything what we are doing. Most famous flow theorist Csikszentmihaly argues also about enjoying in our daily practice and if this does not exist that tiny element, the flow is impossible. Thank you so much for this moment and for sharing such profound experience and practice. See you around:)

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