איילת יקותיאל – נוודות ואלתור בתנועה

Ayelet Yekutiel – Nomadic Body, improvisation in motion

* First Hour: individual work
* Second Hour: Partnering work (in couples and trios)
– The workshop develops abilities of staying focused, alert, charged, re-charged and rejuvenated.
We will strengthen our “Home Base” in order to be open for new information and expand our virtuosity in improvisation as Dancers and Performers.

The wish to travel to a new area; the thrill of entering an unknown zone; the voice that calls us to move on.
The necessity of the nomadic body to improvise;
Going on a nomadic trip, we will unfold and discover our motives to transform, shift , harmonise and dis-harmonise, leave traces and open the path for creativity. Using the curiosity and aliveness of improvisation to evolve and reveal narratives of our personal archives and imprinted physical pathways in motion.
We will explore the body itself as a nomadic organism – it’s topography, geography, archeology, mobility, instinctual knowledge, it’s orientation in space, and it’s need of movement in order to maintain and recharge it’s physical, mental, and energetic sources.
using movement improvisation as a ritual form of adaptation.

Ayelet Yekutiel

Performer, choreographer, CI and Contemporary Dance Teacher, Certified Yoga Instructor.
Graduated from SEAD- Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance
Currently a member of “Augustine” collaboration (Brussels), working with German choreographer Lina Hoehne, in “The Third Generation” (Tel-Aviv, Vienna). Formerly danced in “Kolben Dance Company” (Jerusalem), “Dafi Altabeb” Dance Group (Tel- Aviv) and “The Symptoms” Dance and theatre company (Budapest), participated in “2nd home India” a cross- cultural, cross- disciplinary performance project for woman empowerment, Artistic director: Shaked Dagan (India), worked as a freelance performer with choreographers in Israel and Europe. Working as a Freelance Choreographer since 2010. Presented her pieces in Tel-Aviv, Berlin, Brussels, New-Delhi and Budapest.
Teaching Workshops of the Nomadic Body in Israel, Slovenia, Belgium and Germany