How to draw inspiration from a space?
workshop with SVUNG research group
Kálvária Square
06.11. 17:00 - 19:00
How are we present in our urban spaces? What guides our movement through these choreographed cityscapes walked by thousands each day? And what shifts when we change our focus—from merely passing through to actively connecting?
This interdisciplinary workshop invites you to explore the emerging possibilities of Kálvária Square through movement, touch, observation, and creation. We’ll offer tools to help you find inspiration in unexpected places. We’ll move, sense, draw. We’ll follow light and temperature. We’ll map, and we’ll reimagine.
Schedule
Workshop structure:
- Collective tuning-in, exercises to activate the senses and gently awaken the body
- Individual immersion and creation in the space, guided by freely interpretable suggestions
- Coming together, connecting personal experiences, reflection
- No previous dance experience is required. Please come in comfortable clothing.
Thank you if you register — it helps us prepare — but if you arrive without registering, you’re still very welcome!
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SVUNG is a constantly evolving collective of dancers, dance educators, and applied theatre practitioners engaged in artistic research. The members of SVUNG believe in bodily sensations and in the importance of shifting from one dominant sense to another. SVUNG designs workshops, pre-performance warm-ups for audiences, as well as participatory events and installations.
In these events, participants are invited to explore the surrounding landscape and soundscape, as well as shared bodily and relational terrains. SVUNG wrestles with utopia, while recognizing both harmony and discomfort as potential agents of individual and social transformation.
Supported by: EU Creative Europe Programme / European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), Our Common Values Programme / Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV), Praktiker Kft., Sika Hungary Kft., Józsefváros Municipality
This project has received funding from the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV). The European Commission’s support for this project does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the project implementers, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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