Recognizing dysfunctional moving patterns
Mapping the inner landscapes of physical blockages
Embodying principles of effortlessness
Pursuit of mental relaxation by confronting discomfortable zones
Releasing internal blockages and recycling stored resistances into forms of power ad personal strength
Maintaining structural integrity through fluidity instead of rigidity
The cultivation of non-resistance as a doorway to enter into the flow state
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course PROGRAMME
Play-Fight is one of the pillars of Formless Arts. The practice weaves physicality with movement philosophy, shedding awareness into the unconscious resistances towards the gravitational force and the pervasive fear of falling (physically and existentially) that appears as an inherent human condition.
Tensions and adversities are necessary frictions to spark evolution and growth, however when stagnated, accumulated and suppressed below the conscious radar, it may potentially turn out into traumatic events, the source for a myriad of dysfunctionalities externalized on the body-mind system.
The physical drills, orientated in playfulness, focus on recognizing, acknowledging and recycling those harmful lifelong storage of unnecessary hidden tensions and blockages into a self-empowerment cultivation. Play-Fight Practice also regards the ecology of life as an inherent and inescapable interplay between cooperation and confrontation.
Tensions and adversities are necessary frictions to spark evolution and growth, however when stagnated, accumulated and suppressed below the conscious radar, it may potentially turn out into traumatic events, the source for a myriad of dysfunctionalities externalized on the body-mind system.
The physical drills, orientated in playfulness, focus on recognizing, acknowledging and recycling those harmful lifelong storage of unnecessary hidden tensions and blockages into a self-empowerment cultivation. Play-Fight Practice also regards the ecology of life as an inherent and inescapable interplay between cooperation and confrontation.
TO WHOM
Open level, that's to say, the practice welcomes everyone sincerely curious to embark on a deep and fine self-knowledge practice through physicality, playfulness and embodied philosophy.
PARTICIPATION
WEi Studio, Brussels
Rue de Veeweyde 49, Anderlecht
Rue de Veeweyde 49, Anderlecht
One class (3 hours) - 25€
The whole course (6 classes, 18 hours) - 130€
The whole course (6 classes, 18 hours) - 130€
13, 20, 27 April
4, 18, 25 May
Sundays, from 10.30 to 13.30
4, 18, 25 May
Sundays, from 10.30 to 13.30
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Learn to maintain your integrity without feeding resistances
Dancer, choreographer and teacher in the field of Contemporary Dance and the Formless Arts movement philosophy.
Since 2016 she has been a Play-Fight Practice Facilitator and teaching contemporary dance since 2010. Creator of the dance courses - "Dissolution" and "Paper Body".
In 2017 she graduated from "Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University", the Institute of Music, Theater and Choreography in St. Petersburg.
In recent years, her field of study has combined many different dance styles, martial arts, play-fight practice, liquid body practice and freediving.
Since 2016 she has been a Play-Fight Practice Facilitator and teaching contemporary dance since 2010. Creator of the dance courses - "Dissolution" and "Paper Body".
In 2017 she graduated from "Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University", the Institute of Music, Theater and Choreography in St. Petersburg.
In recent years, her field of study has combined many different dance styles, martial arts, play-fight practice, liquid body practice and freediving.
FACILITATOR
marina sekacheva
Marina Sekacheva
From 1999 to 2012 she completed a full course of additional education at the Center for Choreographic Art of the Children's Youth Center in the choreographic association "Capris" in the city of Severodvinsk.
In parallel with her studies, in 2010 she began her first steps in teaching.
From 2012 to 2013 she studied at the Arkhangelsk College of Culture and Art, choreography department.
In 2017 Marina graduated from "Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University", the Institute of Music, Theater and Choreographyin St. Petersburg. After graduation, she actively began traveling and studying outside of Russia, and in 2020 she went to live in Brazil.
During her dance experience, she studied various movement and dance practices, such as: contemporary dance, classical dance, basketball, gymnastics, jazz dance, folk dance, gaga, yoga, tap dance, waacking, high-heels, house, hip-hop, vogue.
Marina has worked with such choreographers and teachers as Laura Aris Alvarez, Rob Hayden, Dor Mamalia, Noa Zuk, Victoria P.Miranda, Natalia Vik, Francisco Cordova, Alexander Chelidze, Tatyana Tarabanova, Maura Morales, David Zambrano, Simon Thakur, Florent Hamon, Tomislav English, Pedro Reis and others.
In 2015 she met Bruno Caverna and, in parallel with dance, she began to explore the practices of Play-Fight and Liquid Body. This learning experience led her to become a Play-Fight facilitator in 2016 and she open the first Play-Fight Study Group in St. Petersburg. For several years she assisted Bruno at various festivals and camps around the world, including one of the largest dance festivals in Europe "Impulstanz" in Vienna. After some time, she has been appointed as a member of the Formless Arts (International cross-disciplinary hub) Team, where she develops and oversees photo and video projects, as well as graphic design and website creation.
From 2018 to 2019, she studied the Russian Martial Art "Systema" with a teacher from Siberia Alexander Solovev.
In September 2019, she delved into the world of freediving for the first time and studied with Andreas Pepar in Egypt. In 2020, she completed training at the Professional Freedive Development Center in Panglao (Philippines) - SSI Course/ Freediving Level I.
Since 2019, she has been a photographer, social media manager and co-creator of the international movement festival Born2Play.
Marina is currently based in Brussels.
In parallel with her studies, in 2010 she began her first steps in teaching.
From 2012 to 2013 she studied at the Arkhangelsk College of Culture and Art, choreography department.
In 2017 Marina graduated from "Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University", the Institute of Music, Theater and Choreographyin St. Petersburg. After graduation, she actively began traveling and studying outside of Russia, and in 2020 she went to live in Brazil.
During her dance experience, she studied various movement and dance practices, such as: contemporary dance, classical dance, basketball, gymnastics, jazz dance, folk dance, gaga, yoga, tap dance, waacking, high-heels, house, hip-hop, vogue.
Marina has worked with such choreographers and teachers as Laura Aris Alvarez, Rob Hayden, Dor Mamalia, Noa Zuk, Victoria P.Miranda, Natalia Vik, Francisco Cordova, Alexander Chelidze, Tatyana Tarabanova, Maura Morales, David Zambrano, Simon Thakur, Florent Hamon, Tomislav English, Pedro Reis and others.
In 2015 she met Bruno Caverna and, in parallel with dance, she began to explore the practices of Play-Fight and Liquid Body. This learning experience led her to become a Play-Fight facilitator in 2016 and she open the first Play-Fight Study Group in St. Petersburg. For several years she assisted Bruno at various festivals and camps around the world, including one of the largest dance festivals in Europe "Impulstanz" in Vienna. After some time, she has been appointed as a member of the Formless Arts (International cross-disciplinary hub) Team, where she develops and oversees photo and video projects, as well as graphic design and website creation.
From 2018 to 2019, she studied the Russian Martial Art "Systema" with a teacher from Siberia Alexander Solovev.
In September 2019, she delved into the world of freediving for the first time and studied with Andreas Pepar in Egypt. In 2020, she completed training at the Professional Freedive Development Center in Panglao (Philippines) - SSI Course/ Freediving Level I.
Since 2019, she has been a photographer, social media manager and co-creator of the international movement festival Born2Play.
Marina is currently based in Brussels.
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