We have been selected by HundrED organization as one of its 100 innovative education projects across the world for the years 2017 and 2019.
valorize the sign and freeing it from any representative subordination;
become more confident in using our bodies as comunicative tools;
explore the connection between the expressive qualities of the body movements and the expressive qualities of the sign;
consider the experimentation as a working method;
linger on the creative process rather than the result;
develop the ability of engaging themselves in group activities;
gain confidence in itself and in others;
value the differences;
stimulate critical thinking and aesthetic feeling.
What are Segni mossi trainings?
Meetings full of drawing-dance operating practices, there to experiment with groups of kids, teenagers and adults, but above all, involving experiences and personal growth opportunities. Practical work is alternated by moments of observation and elaboration of methodological aspects.
Who are they aimed at?
Educators, dancers, art therapists, curious.
How to attend?
Choosing among the dates on our calendar and contacting the organizers at the addresses shown.
Which training to attend first?
There is not an order to follow, they are independent programs, all equally crossed by simplicity, rigour, play, taste for exploration and collaboration.
YELLOW training
Explores the pleasure of leaving a mark, the amazement of looking at things with a new look.
Issues:
the group in the space;
speed and strength of the track;
the darkness;
the ephemeral;
traces in our memory;
the dynamics of the jump;
symmetry in our bodies and drawings;
looking practices.
ORANGE training
Emphasizes the idea of continuity, fluidity, availability, to let things happen.
Issues:
continuity;
opposites;
inertia;
the behavior of a liquid;
gravity;
out of balance and suspension;
escape velocity.
RED training
Focuses on the relationship with the other, the contact, the network.
Issues:
Impulses;
Propagation;
Deformation;
Architecture;
Expansion;
Inside and outside;
Trajectories;
Networks.
PINK training
Explores the idea of lightness, of the unexpected, of surprise.
Issues:
the mechanism and the damage;
the unexpected;
the dives;
balancing,
the back;
the invisibility;
the flocks;
the clouds.
BLUE training
It focuses on the immediacy and the echo of the movement.
Issues:
birth of a line;
instant sculptures;
mobile supports;
whiffles;
from gesture to sign to movement;
bounce;
multiple exposures.
Who said you paint sitting down? That while the hand slides on the paper the rest of the body should remain to sleep? You can draw with the whole body: running, jumping, laughing. You can draw without looking, with the body of the other, with your voice, in the air. You can be incisive and you can get lost in space. You can leave a mark even while remaining motionless.
Our workshops intend to offer participants an occasion to help overcoming fears and conventions related to alleged drawing incompetence, to become more confident in using their bodies as comunicative tools, to develop the ability of engaging themselves in group activities, to stimulate critical thinking and aesthetic feeling.
We conduct occasional and continuing workshops in school contests, festivals, museums, theaters, cultural centres.
Al cubo
An experience between music, movement and mark. A permeable and transparent cubic structure. People are free to move around it.
A dancer goes trhough the structure, she inhabits the space.
A designer marks the traces of her activity and inactivity on the transparent walls of the cube.
A musician builds his musical score in relation to what happens.
The audience gradually become confident with the mechanism, they are led to take part. Some markers start going round, passing from hand to hand: people start drawing, discovering themselves through the walls of the structure. Everyone is immersed in his own research, everyone is part of the collective action. Marks, gestures reverberate in music. The experience finally dissolves. The sound stops. Buzz, words, smiles, running children into the space.
100.000 passages
A living picture that pulses, that changes, in which you are completely immersed and that will live for the duration of the experience.
We wear white panels.
We cross the space.
We are like a sea current, we advance, we draw back, we swirl.
We are the breath of the sea.
Everything is in motion: bodies, glances, smiles.
Then the color comes, our passages, our crossings leave their trace.
Traces of color overlap on the panels, adding, dissolving.
The sea is rough, the sea is celebrating.
The wind drops, the sea calms down.
Imperceptible breeze.
Greetings.
To draw, to fly
9 hammocks hanging from the ceiling on enormous white paper sheets.
To draw while floating.
Trails, trajectories in the air, on the paper.
Overlapping, moving signs, vertigo.
Simona Lobefaro
comes from a multidisciplinary background whose pivot is contemporary dance, research dance and performance. She is the choreographer of MAddAI. She is part of Sistemi Dinamici Altamente Instabili. She conducts dance workshops for adults, children, children and adults together.
Alessandro Lumare
is an author of illustrated books for children, art trainer and atelierista. He has a professional experience as video maker, dancer and sociocultural operator. His artistic research is characterized by multidisciplinary and attitude to innovation.
www.alessandrolumare.blogspot.it
