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(This is a two day Workshop)
E V O K E
Evoke: Sensuality in Motion
Sensuality is often misunderstood as something external or decorative, but at its root, it is about presence, the ability to feel deeply and move from that feeling.
In Evoke, sensuality becomes the entry point to embodied awareness. Through guided movement, sensory exercises, and choreographic exploration, participants reconnect with their own sense of aliveness and authenticity.
We begin by awakening the senses with breath, touch, space, and sound to tune into the body’s subtle language. Gradually, we move from internal perception to external expression, weaving those sensations into movement and form. Choreography becomes a tool for embodiment rather than performance, giving shape to what is felt rather than acting it out.
The workshop unfolds as a journey that begins with grounding and awareness, arriving in the body and establishing a sense of safety and presence. From there, we move into sensory attunement, exploring movement through the senses and emotion. This deepens into embodied expression, expanding into personal movement phrases and guided choreography. Finally, we arrive at integration, taking time for reflection, stillness, or writing to anchor the experience.
The atmosphere is one of curiosity, trust, and depth. This is not about how sensuality looks but how it feels, a return to the body as a living, sensing instrument.
This workshop is for dancers and movers with experience who want to explore sensuality as a pathway to embodied truth and artistic expression.
(This is a two day Workshop)
E V O K E
Evoke: Sensuality in Motion
Sensuality is often misunderstood as something external or decorative, but at its root, it is about presence, the ability to feel deeply and move from that feeling.
In Evoke, sensuality becomes the entry point to embodied awareness. Through guided movement, sensory exercises, and choreographic exploration, participants reconnect with their own sense of aliveness and authenticity.
We begin by awakening the senses with breath, touch, space, and sound to tune into the body’s subtle language. Gradually, we move from internal perception to external expression, weaving those sensations into movement and form. Choreography becomes a tool for embodiment rather than performance, giving shape to what is felt rather than acting it out.
The workshop unfolds as a journey that begins with grounding and awareness, arriving in the body and establishing a sense of safety and presence. From there, we move into sensory attunement, exploring movement through the senses and emotion. This deepens into embodied expression, expanding into personal movement phrases and guided choreography. Finally, we arrive at integration, taking time for reflection, stillness, or writing to anchor the experience.
The atmosphere is one of curiosity, trust, and depth. This is not about how sensuality looks but how it feels, a return to the body as a living, sensing instrument.
This workshop is for dancers and movers with experience who want to explore sensuality as a pathway to embodied truth and artistic expression.