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One hour of kitchen improvisations with feedback! Improvising in an ordinary space, making it extraordinary? Everyday, how do you decide when it would be so easy for me to break a dish? Eating made sublime. The…

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Space as Relational Experience

a place to gather all thoughts, insights, images, modes of working etc. that concern the theme of SPACE in improvisation when it relates to a RELATIONAL or SOCIAL EXPERIENCE. e.g.: Go back to parent page: SPACE

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Space as Inner Experience

a place to gather all thoughts, insights, images, modes of working etc. that concern the theme of SPACE when used in improvisation practice when referring to the individual, inner experience of the improviser (e.g. spaces inside…

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Space as Material

a place to gather all thoughts, insights, images, modes of working etc. that concern the theme of SPACE when used in improvisation performance as (part of the) expressive MATERIAL (in sight/sense/sound) … Go back to parent…

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WHAT IIIF? @ La SOULaNE

UPDATE of the below post: The edition of WhatIIIF? at La Soulane has been moved to 2023 — more info soon! The research festival WHAT IIIF? will be held in the south of France this year,…

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QUALITY

Last night, I was invited by Anis Gras (Le Lieu de l’Autre), Le Fondeur de Son and SHARE to JAM. And I think I found the key to quality. Everyone in the space took up the…

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WhatIIIF? Nowhere & Everywhere is an ongoing open performance & research session online every Wednesday, 14:00 (CET) Improvisers of any discipline are welcome.
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