The "Elegantka: performatywne doświadczanie ciała" project explored the profound connection between the human body and sculptural art. Inspired by Urszula von Rydingsvard's monumental works, participants engaged in immersive dance workshops. Led by expert choreographers, sessions focused on movement's influence on art reception and the body's role in artistic dialogue, culminating in a unique artistic film.
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This dance project, inspired by Urszula von Rydingsvard's sculptures, invites participants aged 16 and above to explore the body's relationship with art through workshops and film creation. Led by choreographers Monika Szpunar and Weronika Pelczyńska, the project aims to foster an understanding of movement's impact on art reception and explore the body as a partner in artistic dialogue.
The 'Elegantka: performatywne doświadczanie ciała' project is a dynamic dance initiative designed for individuals aged 16 and over, running from October 4-9, 2021. It draws inspiration from the monumental and multi-layered works of Urszula von Rydingsvard, exploring analogies between sculpture and the human body. Participants will engage in five days of workshops with choreographers Monika Szpunar and Weronika Pelczyńska, focusing on how body awareness influences the reception of art and how sculpture can serve as a partner in dance. The project also draws from contemporary choreography, dance, and improvisation techniques, including contact improvisation. The culmination of the workshops will be the collaborative creation of an artistic film featuring all participants, utilizing the sculpture 'Elegantka II'. The project is open to all, regardless of prior dance experience, emphasizing continuous participation over the workshop period. Ticket purchase signifies acceptance of the workshop regulations and consent to image registration, with parental consent required for minors.
The project costs 125 PLN for five days of workshops and film recording, including a transaction fee. Tickets are available for purchase on the e-wejściówki portal until October 4, 2021, at 10:00 AM. Registration requires purchasing a ticket and completing a separate application form. Further inquiries can be directed via email or phone.
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