Embodied Practices: André Uerba „Space Weavers“

Workshop

A drawing of several couples sitting and embracing each other

Space Weavers © Maria Abrantes

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Free admission
Registration from 26 August, 2025

The practice format is open to professional dancers, students, and those interested in performing arts with some experience in body-based practices, with or without disabilities.

Ticket Prices

Free admission
Registration from 26 August, 2025

The practice format is open to professional dancers, students, and those interested in performing arts with some experience in body-based practices, with or without disabilities.

As part of the program series "Conjunctions – Acts of being in relation," choreographer André Uerba invites participants to a two-day Embodied Practice at Radialsystem. “Space Weavers” takes gestures of intimacy and dispositives of support (giving & receiving) as a creative and ethical impulse. It explores themes of affect and investigates structures and politics of intimacy through gestures, text, sound and touch.

“Space Weavers” is a lab that researches a choreography emerging from a cultivation of somatic practices. Participants are invited to explore their space weaver – their maker of spaces to inhabit – as an individual and as a collective body. Working across slow gestures, intimacy, presence, holding space, consent and soft touch, it proposes to examine the desire of belonging, of been seen, heard and held. Space Weavers explores and seeks to reimagine the rituals of gathering in the 21st century.

Cast

With
André Uerba

Biographien

André Uerba hat einen Masterabschluss in „Solo/Dance/Authorship“ vom HZT Berlin (2015) sowie eine Ausbildung und Zertifizierung als „Sexological Bodyworker“ vom Institut für Somatische Bildung, Sexualität und Körperarbeit ISB Berlin. Seine künstlerische Forschung speist sich aus erweiterten Praktiken der Choreografie und Körperarbeit. 2023 war er Stipendiat des Pina Bausch Fellowship und arbeitete im Rahmen des Trainingsprogramms „Norm“ für Künstler*innen mit und ohne Behinderung mit der Choreografin Diana Niepce als Kooperationspartnerin zusammen. Neben der Entwicklung eigener Projekte bringt Uerba seine Praxis auch als Mentor, dramaturgischer Begleiter und Workshopleiter in unterschiedliche Kontexte ein.

Language

English

Credits

"Space Weavers" is supported by Casa da Dança and takes place as part of the "Conjunctions - Acts of being in relation" programme series. "Conjunctions" is funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion as part of its open-ended funding programme. With the support of the Radial Foundation.

Media partnerships Radialsystem:  tip Berlin, The Berliner, Rausgegangen, taz. die tageszeitung

As part of the program series "Conjunctions – Acts of being in relation," choreographer André Uerba invites participants to a two-day Embodied Practice at Radialsystem. “Space Weavers” takes gestures of intimacy and dispositives of support (giving & receiving) as a creative and ethical impulse. It explores themes of affect and investigates structures and politics of intimacy through gestures, text, sound and touch.

“Space Weavers” is a lab that researches a choreography emerging from a cultivation of somatic practices. Participants are invited to explore their space weaver – their maker of spaces to inhabit – as an individual and as a collective body. Working across slow gestures, intimacy, presence, holding space, consent and soft touch, it proposes to examine the desire of belonging, of been seen, heard and held. Space Weavers explores and seeks to reimagine the rituals of gathering in the 21st century.

Cast

With
André Uerba

Biographies

André Uerba hat einen Masterabschluss in „Solo/Dance/Authorship“ vom HZT Berlin (2015) sowie eine Ausbildung und Zertifizierung als „Sexological Bodyworker“ vom Institut für Somatische Bildung, Sexualität und Körperarbeit ISB Berlin. Seine künstlerische Forschung speist sich aus erweiterten Praktiken der Choreografie und Körperarbeit. 2023 war er Stipendiat des Pina Bausch Fellowship und arbeitete im Rahmen des Trainingsprogramms „Norm“ für Künstler*innen mit und ohne Behinderung mit der Choreografin Diana Niepce als Kooperationspartnerin zusammen. Neben der Entwicklung eigener Projekte bringt Uerba seine Praxis auch als Mentor, dramaturgischer Begleiter und Workshopleiter in unterschiedliche Kontexte ein.

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