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Creative research laboratory
A weekly space for exploration of the body and imagination from a mythopoetic perspective.
The work will combine movement and presence practices with voice, writing, drawing, painting and other ways of approaching images.
It is not about interpreting the images or looking for a closed meaning in them, but about remaining in relation to them and discovering what they can generate.
The journey will go from listening to experience, from experience to image, and from image to form: to give form to what appears and find ways to express it.
Listening and body awareness, to refine perception and open space for what emerges.
Movement, breathing, and voice, as avenues for exploration and expression.
Images and stories, based on myths, fairy tales and other narratives.
Expressive Artsusing writing, drawing, painting and other ways of approaching images.
The transition from experience to formExploring how that which appears can find a gesture, a voice, an image, or a form of its own.
For people interested in exploring imagination through the body and expressive arts.
It is open to people with experience in the performing or visual arts as well as those who are approaching this type of practice for the first time.
No prior experience in theatre, dance or visual arts is required.
4-week modules
First module:
September 24 – October 15
Thursday · 6:30 PM–9:00 PM
€60 / module
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Carlos Cegarra Carlos Cegarra is a performing artist, movement educator, and creative process facilitator. Trained at the London International School of Performing Arts (London), he has delved into disciplines such as physical and gestural theater, theatrical play, ritual and pedagogical masking, and the intersections between theater, dance, and somatic techniques.
Her teaching career includes a Master's degree in Dance and Movement Arts from the UCAM (Murcia), a Diploma in Masks from the University of San Martín (Buenos Aires), the Thrissur School of Drama (Kerala, India), Cabuia – School of Theatre and Movement (Buenos Aires), and the Nouveau Colombier (Madrid).
She has recently been part of the teaching team at arthaus.berlin/Thomas Prattki Centre and her work focuses on the integration of body, imagination and creativity from an initiatory perspective.
For several years now, he has directed La Cuadra, an art center in a rural setting near the Mar Menor, offering a vision focused on the pedagogical, the collective, and the transformative. This approach seeks to offer an embodied, playful experience connected to the personal and the relational.
He is also the founder and director of the Enkidu Teatro company.