Some Vienna / ImPulsTanz / Yoga & Shibari Photos

Photos! Unlike every workshop for the past two years, I barely took any photos in Vienna, and the last day, when I planned to, instead I got distracted making a self-suspension and by the time that was over was slightly … Continue reading

What else Shibari can be?! Brussels Workshop July

For the third summer in a row, Dasniya Sommer and I will be in Brussels, in a little over two weeks to once more teach Yoga and Shibari at Charleroi Danses. We will be teaching some of the basic stuff again, as … Continue reading

Jute Disintegration – After …

A bike across to Kreuzberg in the morning after some demonic infestations before breakfast, to pick up a very special camera from the darling Christian. Among other things, today was my first time using a proper DSLR (for those who … Continue reading

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Moments of brilliance yesterday in two hours of Jute Disintegration, very happy with the mess. (Many photos to make an appearance here sometime today…)

Jute Disintegration – An Installation

This Sunday, Dasniya and I, along with a few others are making some kind of performance/performance art/installation thing in Alte Kantine Wedding. It’s something of another rehearsal, and something of a thing that people could observe as an audience might. It … Continue reading

Jute Disintegration – #1

Yesterday began proper something Dasniya and I have been talking about for a while – a performance/installation of ropes plus other things. It is somewhat inevitable, really, given the previous photo shoots, workshops, classes, where ideas obviously lead eventually to … Continue reading

n+2 video at Yoga+Shibari

I shall watch it with eyes averted. Or, perhaps glimpse it every so often. Nonetheless, tomorrow night I won’t exit the room as I did on saturday at Bains. Still not quite ready to see the whole thing, and enjoying … Continue reading

the n+2 dimensional space for n>1 — beginning aftermath

… Where was I? Brussels. It took longer to get from Schönefeld airport to home than from Brussels to Berlin. Monday was a day to pass without the hectic routine of the previous weeks. No rising in a stupor, no … Continue reading