An artistic-ecological-somatic educator rooted in the Body-Mind Centering® approach, group movement improvisation, and theater pedagogy. Their work bridges performative art with ecology, exploring connections between the body and the natural environment. They lead workshops and artistic projects such as the Polish-Icelandic program LEAF, which develops ecological art forms for activists, and “Ecosomatic May Day,” a long-term initiative supporting the regeneration of activists at the Polish-Belarusian border.
They also conduct creative workshops for diverse groups, including migrants and caregivers from Ukraine, as part of projects like The Art of Moving Forward and Overseas, using somatic approaches to explore the body. Another project, REFLECT, focused on migrant groups in Warsaw, incorporating nature immersion elements. Their practice fosters sensory awareness through activities in green spaces such as forests and urban parks, engaging participants in reflections on the interdependence of humans and the environment.
Their portfolio includes performances like “The Time of Mycelium,” inspired by Olga Tokarczuk’s work, and “Migrations of Mindfulness,” exploring the ecological dimensions of migration in both wild and urban landscapes. By combining an interdisciplinary approach with deep ecological knowledge, they support processes of cultural expression, helping participants understand their place within the broader web of life.
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