This 4-hour, immersive workshop explores sound, resonance, and vibration as sources for movement and embodied awareness.

About the Practice
Cymatic Body Research is a meditative practice exploring the use of sound, resonance, and vibration as source material for movement impulse. This physical practice is shaped by internal signals and vibrations, creating space for sensation and feedback.

A guided meditative methodology and somatic foundation for mapping the internal body. In this practice, we generate tone and frequency to track the subtle body which activates aspects of ourselves that exist at the very margins of what is; Otherness. Body becomes an expansive and permeable ocean of information.

Using vibration as sonic doorways to examine body as an ancestral/future/present storage system. Body becomes flooded, reshaped, reorganised, re-realised, reimagined and restored.

🔵 Open class, suitable for all levels

Presented by Lucy Guerin Inc

About the Facilitator
Oisín Ó Manacháin/Oisín Monaghan (IE,UK,USA) is a dance artist/visual performer/creator currently residing in Vienna. He began studying movement in NYC at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance. Oisín has worked in collaboration with Xavier Le Roy, Maria Hassabi, Tere O’Connor, Christopher Williams, Ryan McNamara, John-Mark Owen, Sabina Holzer and Brendan Fernandes to name a few. Oisín has also had the privilege to work with fashion photographers Peter Lindbergh, Mario Testino, Terry Tsiolis, Ryan McGinley, Kenneth Willardt and John Rusnak. They have collaborated with other visual artists and presented their own work at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery (NYC), Deitch Projects (NYC), The Chelsea Hotel (NYC), eindorf gallery space (AT), MARC (SE), Strömsbergs Bruk (SE), The Tilles Centre (NY) and various public spaces.