(Written last night in the Brussels Airport; a little incoherent.) Antwerpen ist schon vorbei. Already sitting in Brussels airport, an afternoon in St Gilles with Gala and Giacomo, a late lunch consisting of red wine, potato and mozzarella, Dolce Porcine … Continue reading
Back in Berlin! Excessive Tim Tam-infused blog-catchup commencing…
Back in Berlin with the usual pouring-of-day-down-toilet that is economy airlines. Really, I’d get the train everywhere if Deutsche Bahn (and others) weren’t so scandalously overpriced. I’d get work done for a start, and Brussels to Berlin is only a … Continue reading
Neither Gala nor Ivo are in Brussels, which makes this decidedly weird being here; eating Piadina alone, sitting on the Metro alone … Hans and Anuschka are here though, and we had an excellent dinner on Thursday, and at least … Continue reading
Some time last year, the darling Lewis Major, whom I first met in Brussels in 2010 when he came to Dasniya and my Yoga and Shibari workshop, and then arrived shortly after in Vienna where I was working with Hans … Continue reading
I went to see Hans’ new space today, which I’d heard about from Anuschka just before coming to Brussels. It sounded like a lot of work; basement machine shop with decades of oil and other dance-unfriendly substances leeched into concrete … Continue reading
Missing a day of workshops, which I shall catch up on once I’ve dealt with 400+ images from the photoshoot yesterday (shibari clown in tree!), however before arriving somewhere almost as far as a person can travel in Belgium without … Continue reading
A walk to La Raffinerie today, not so early, but wandering through the streets before noon at least. Yoga, then. The last couple of months I’ve been doing mostly Pilates and cycling for training, so my memory of yoga is … Continue reading
Once again at La Raffinerie. It’s been a year since the last time I saw the beautiful Régis, who has again opened Charleroi Danses’ studios for Dasniya and me. Back in the Loft, hanging rings and ropes, yoga mats and … Continue reading
Six months is a long time away, oh yes. And first person I unexpectedly meet is the delightful Jonathan — hopefully to see more of in the next days. I’m here with Dasniya teaching yoga and shibari at Charleroi Danses … Continue reading