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- Dance workshops and intensive courses for children with refugee experience (Play!Berlin e. V, Märchenkoffer e.V.)
- Grief and movement sessions for feminist and anti-war activists, exploring mourning as an embodied practice (Berlin, 2022)
- Improvisation and performance laboratories at ‘KAVARDAK' art-camps, ‘Total Improvisation' camp, ‘Sohnut' children camp and others (2015−2021)
- Teen art-therapy clubs at MMOMA, Moscow, together with Samo art-therapy school
- Inclusive theatre and dance workshops, Interaction inclusive theatre, Moscow
- SWITCH LAB — workshop for parents with children from 9 years old, Voices Festival, Berlin
- Zwichenwortenwelten (In collaboration with Masha Shalagina) — 3 month dance project with kids and teenagers with refugee experience, staying in Home&Care social housing facility (Köthener Straße 31, 10 963, Berlin) in partnership with Tanzzeit e.V., Uferstudios GMBH, Kiez Zentrum Villa Lützow
Previous formats
I hold a completed course in art therapy and have Juleica Ausbildung certification, as well as 10 years of experience in facilitating youth and family workshops.
Workshops have taken place in classrooms, art studios, public parks, cultural centers, and refugee shelters.
Workshops have taken place in classrooms, art studios, public parks, cultural centers, and refugee shelters.
I facilitate spaces and processes for professionals and non-professionals in various formats, such as workshops, improvisation jams, feedback sessions, and art camps for kids.
My aim is to create a space where the body can open up to observation and play. Whether through somatic experiments, performative games, or scores, these formats examine how movement generates meaning, collectivity, and space for embodied fiction. Another simple aim is to offer the participants a new way to connect with themselves and each other by working with attention and bringing emotional relief.
My aim is to create a space where the body can open up to observation and play. Whether through somatic experiments, performative games, or scores, these formats examine how movement generates meaning, collectivity, and space for embodied fiction. Another simple aim is to offer the participants a new way to connect with themselves and each other by working with attention and bringing emotional relief.
Workshops