Singularité pluriElles

Sisterwood, a group of seven women trained in the tools of Anna Halprin's Life Art Process ®, and accompanied by G. Hoffman Soto, present their explorations of the last two years: portraits embodying the multiple facets of their stories, through movement, words and music. An intimately universal journey.

Public residency: Sunday, May 5, 4:00 pm. A discussion will take place after the performance.

Life Art Process was founded in the 70s by dance pioneer Anna Halprin and her daughter Daria Halprin. It combines movement, dance, drawing and writing. The approach is based on the idea that people's life experiences are the most significant sources of artistic expression and social change. It has influenced the fields of dance and environmental design. It has also influenced the fields of theater, movement therapy and artistic psychology.

It's a practice in which improvised dance, movement and somatic work are central. Drawing, writing, voice, improvisation and communication tools are also used. These are artistic supports that enable us to pursue our dance explorations in greater depth. In this way, the body contains our entire life experience. And movement expresses and reveals our deepest personality. By focusing on the relationship between the creative process, artistic expression and psychology, this method invites us to consider the transformative power of art.

Soto G Hoffman has been involved in the movement arts for over 53 years. He has practiced a wide range of post-modern dances, African and Brazilian dances, Japanese butoh and various movement disciplines. In addition, he has studied martial arts for 51 years, including Tai Qi Chuan and Chinese internal arts, Capoiera, Aikido and Filipino martial arts.


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