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Inspiration from movement leaders through open conversations on the creative process leading to the practice
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ep5. Anita Paalvast. Aikido and The Power of Choice.
Everyone has Aikido skills in them too! They just need to be awakened In this fifth episode I’m in the company of one of the few Dutch women with a 4th degree Aikido black belt, Anita Paalvast. By bringing her 20+ years expertise from the mat, to the organisation floor, Anita...
ep4. Mariana Maia Gil, There’s no Biology Without Movement
If movement - a coordination of space and time - fails, then the organ does not develop. My guest on this episode is biologist Mariana Maia Gil. Currently PhD student at the Gulbenkian Science Institute in Portugal, she is researching the cell movements and deformability during...
ep.3 Ria Higler, Movement Research
I think the body is a source for giving you direction. Nobody can feel the inside of my body, and yet is an important source to figure where I place myself in society My guest on this episode is Ria Higler. Ria is a teacher at the Academy of Theater and Dance, in Amsterdam....
ep2. Alicia Ingruber, Yoga as Creative Tool for the Future of Work
I remember being in child’s pose for 45 minutes, unable to do anything else Alicia Ingruber is my guest for this second episode. She’s a yoga teacher in Amsterdam who believes yoga is a powerful tool for healing and prevention of emotional and mental collapse. She brings her...
ep1. Miguel Maia, Movement and Desire in Theater
Movement if it is true, is a direct signal of what's happening inside Miguel Maia, director of the theater group Cepa Torta based in Lisbon, shares his journey from creation to production, using and exploring movement as a character of his recent play. He shares the challenges...
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Movement is my Constant
Movement is life! Even in stillness we move, as our bodies actively work in keeping us alive, alert, attentive, and curious.