WEEK 2
11.45 - 13.45
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RIVERS & ROOTS
landing into body landscapes
The curves and surfaces of our body that invite rolling, tumbling and falling. Places to push off from, anchor into and launch out of. Taking inspiration from climbing, and the subtle movement play of tango, we unpick anatomical puzzles and muddle ourselves in movement, finding rivers and roots.
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18.15 - 19.15
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FALLOW TIME
Fallow time is the winter of a crop, left unseeded the ground consolidates invisible energy, ready for spring.
In these sessions we will shed the layers piled on in the heat of the day, prepare for rest, and restore for the onward journey. Each session will respond to the needs of the day; space to consolidate, land and integrate.
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Zoë Solomon
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Zoë is a dancer/mother/teacher/osteopath. Currently London-based she grew up running in the rural Andes; nature and movement becoming a key thread in her life.
Zoë qualified to teach Axis Syllabus in 2008 and has since taught at major dance centres in the U.K. and internationally. An eclectic training in medicine and bodywork, and a dance background including improvisation, tango, folk-dance and contemporary dance inform her embodied approach to functional movement pedagogy.