Workshop: Silliness and Vulnerability as a Tool for Queering Intimacy

In the organizer's words:

English:

The living room series project was born from an emergent research process that used the tools of silliness and spontaneity to explore the present moment. Blurring the lines between private and public, performance and authenticity.
In this workshop/lab we are inviting you into our process. We will share about our creative process and what we have encountered playing around with queering intimacy, and learn from the knowledge present in the room. As with any good research process we have more questions than answers. We will discuss, reflect, and dive into somatic exercises to explore silliness within ourselves and with others. The structure of the space will remain open and curiosity to the potentials present in the moment.
This space is for anyone curious about the topic whether you are interested in exploring it within personal relationships or as part of your creative process.

What to bring: Something that feels silly and/or vulnerable to you, or simply intrigues your curiosity. it can be an object, a story, an idea, a process, or a friend!
Language: English
Constellations: Solo, partnered, or more

This is a workshop by The Combination.

German:

The project "Living Room Series" emerged from a spontaneous research process that explored the present moment through silliness and spontaneity. The boundaries between private and public, performance and authenticity were blurred.
In this workshop/lab we invite you to participate in our process. We will present our creative process and share what we experienced while playing around with queer intimacy and learning from the knowledge that exists in the space. As with any good research process, we have more questions than answers. We will discuss, reflect and engage in somatic exercises to explore silliness within ourselves and with others. The structure of the space will remain open and curious about the possibilities that the moment offers.
This space is for anyone interested in the topic, whether in the context of a personal relationship or as part of their own creative process.

What you should bring: Something that seems silly and/or vulnerable to you or simply piques your curiosity. This can be an object, a story, an idea, a process or a friend!
Language: English
Constellations: Solo, with partner or multiple partners

This is a workshop by The Combination.