For this first edition of the Malvaux Summer School, we want to return to the foundations of our bodily and eco-somatic practices, namely our ability to listen. Listen to yourself, a group, a forest and its inhabitants. Listening to enter into a relationship with oneself and beyond in a specific environment. Like a pre-movement, a prerequisite for gestures and interaction. Be abundant together, sing, dance. Be silent, watchful, at rest. Every day, our practices are transdisciplinary, involving movement, voice, drawing and writing.
She will share with us her sensitive knowledge, at the crossroads of art and science. She asks how thinking-feeling-acting is articulated in the interweaving of the living, or how experiences of situated natures go beyond the great Western dualisms. Noemie Wyss is a vocal coach. For several years now, she has been combining her passion for singing, dance and nature at various workshops.
She will guide us in vocal explorations throughout the week. Eve Chariatte is a choreographer. She will propose exercises for activating the web of the fascial system, as well as scores of sensitive cartographies that she has imagined over the last few years. Gregory Stauffer is a choreographer and researcher. His work draws as much from movement and the expressive arts as from drawing and writing.
In recent years, he has been conducting research into sustainability and resilience in creative processes. Inspired and educated by plants and ecological gardening for 20 years, he weaves links between these fields.
We ask participants to be available for the entire duration of the school to facilitate group dynamics and research. The day will be divided into two practice sessions: mornings from to and afternoons from to Other times of exploration can be organized outside this framework, according to the wishes of the group.
