20.06
2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Upcoming Event
Decolonization Workshop with iSaAciSaBeL
Embodying the Future
The “Embodying Futures” workshop, led by iSaAciSaBeL, is a practice of movement, memory, and more-than-human kinship, inviting participants to work with the body as a vessel of memory, myth, and transformation. Rooted in transfeminist and decolonial perspectives, the workshop treats embodiment as a magical practice and a portal to ancestral knowledge, an archive of movement, stories, and possibilities. The work focuses on strategies of care, deepening sensitivity to interdependence, and gathering tools for activism.
The workshop is free; please download a free ticket.
The workshop is conducted in English.
The workshop is free; please download a free ticket.
The workshop is conducted in English.
Duration: 3 hours
iSaAciSaBeL is an Ecuadorian choreographer, a transgender artist and activist, and a contemporary music violinist living in Europe. Their practice focuses on transfeminist anti-colonialism and rituality, exploring transdisciplinary constellations of participatory composition.
As a person of mixed heritage—Spanish and Kichwa/Cañari—iSSiE is currently developing “SHELTER,” a transatlantic research and artistic project carried out in collaboration with Kichwa Indigenous communities in the Andes, which aims to cultivate movement practices in support of socio-ecological justice.
iSSiE has collaborated with renowned artists such as Amanda Piña, Marina Abramović, Meg Stuart, and Pina Bausch Tanztheater Wuppertal, presenting its work on stages throughout Europe and the Americas.
As a person of mixed heritage—Spanish and Kichwa/Cañari—iSSiE is currently developing “SHELTER,” a transatlantic research and artistic project carried out in collaboration with Kichwa Indigenous communities in the Andes, which aims to cultivate movement practices in support of socio-ecological justice.
iSSiE has collaborated with renowned artists such as Amanda Piña, Marina Abramović, Meg Stuart, and Pina Bausch Tanztheater Wuppertal, presenting its work on stages throughout Europe and the Americas.
iSaAciSaBeL Espinoza Hidrob
