Target Audience
This workshop is open to anyone interested in body-based work, with no prior training in the performing arts required.
It is inclusive and adaptable for people with physical disabilities, aiming to encourage active participation and creative exploration from every individual.
Teaching
Body Disarticulation Workshop
Seminario de Desarticulación Corporal
This workshop focuses on developing expressive movement through creativity. In order to discover the beauty of deformity within each participant, we will constantly dialogue through movement and spoken word. Tools such as repetition and body disarticulation will be used to abandon rational control in pursuit of instinct. A body that is “incorrectly true,” distilling life through every pore.
Escuela 180 Madrid, España.
2025
Parade of Winners (Mongolia)Escuela 180 Madrid, España.
2023
Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (Sevilla, España)
Instituto Cervantes (Alejandría, Egipto)
Bacau Monodrama Fest (Rumanía)
Nandimukh Festival (Chittagong, Bangladesh)
Festival Knot Nudos (online, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2022
La Visiva, organizado por Arrojo Lab (Barcelona, España)
Faki Festival (online, Zagreb, Croacia)
2021
Ciudad Real, organizado por el Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Real, la Concejalía de Igualdad y Concejalía de Cultura (España)
2020
Ciudad Real, organizado por el Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Real, la Concejalía de Igualdad y Concejalía de Cultura (España)
2020
Galpón Face (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2018
Galpón Face (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2017
Festival LOFT (Concepción, Chile)
2016
LA BELLEZA EN LO DEFORME
Seminario de Desarticulación Corporal
Synopsis
This workshop focuses on developing expressive movement through creativity. In order to discover the beauty of deformity within each participant, we will constantly dialogue through movement and spoken word. Tools such as repetition and body disarticulation will be used to abandon rational control in pursuit of instinct. A body that is “incorrectly true,” distilling life through every pore.
Trayectory
2025
Escuela 180 (Madrid, España)
2023
Parade of Winners (Mongolia)
2022
Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (Sevilla, España)
Instituto Cervantes (Alejandría, Egipto)
Bacau Monodrama Fest (Rumanía)
Nandimukh Festival (Chittagong, Bangladesh)
Festival Knot Nudos (online, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2021
La Visiva, organizado por Arrojo Lab (Barcelona, España)
Faki Festival (online, Zagreb, Croacia)
2020
Ciudad Real, organizado por el Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Real, la Concejalía de Igualdad y Concejalía de Cultura (España)
2018
Galpón Face (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2017
Galpón Face (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2016
Festival LOFT (Concepción, Chile)
Workshop Methodology: "The Beauty in Deformity"
Since 2015, this methodology has been developed through intensive workshops centered on bodywork and creativity. The approach promotes a shared experience among participants, with a flexible structure that adapts to their evolving needs throughout each session.
Educational Resources
Música: Used as a primary tool to deconstruct movement and foster a more instinctual exploration of the body.
Texto: Excerpts are sent prior to the workshop for participants to learn, aiming to integrate voice and body as equally important expressive tools.
Methodology
Rooted in Physical Theatre, the workshop incorporates elements of contemporary dance, Butoh, African dance, and techniques such as Gaga, Popping, and vocal work. It encourages greater physical flexibility and exploration of natural, organic movement without relying on choreographic repetition. Individual and collective creativity is essential, with improvisation and play as key tools.
Objectives
Stimulate creativity through body and text.
Foster individual and group listening through sound stimuli.
Eliminate bias and tension, cultivating an inclusive and diverse environment.
Develop full-body expression, with emphasis on often-neglected areas of the body.
A quién va dirigido
Este seminario está abierto a cualquier persona interesada en el trabajo corporal, sin necesidad de formación previa en artes escénicas. Es inclusivo, adaptándose a personas con discapacidades físicas, y busca promover la participación activa y la exploración creativa de cada individuo.
