Art, body, science
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Gesture, body, and transmission
Do you think that gestures reinforce speech? That they help you assimilate the ideas that the teacher is putting forward?
The body plays an important role in communication. In harmony with the voice, it helps us to listen and visualize ideas. Becoming aware of this often forgotten part of ourselves means reinvesting it in communication, anchoring it in the ground and in space.
We invite you to experience and understand this involvement. To perceive the body's investment in transmission, to breathe new life into this "teaching body" that gives meaning and power to the content of the message.
Speakers:
- Leonardo Montecchia, choreographer.
- Mathias Beyler, author, actor, sound designer, artistic director.
- Brahim Azaoui, Associate Professor in Language Teaching and FLE/S. His work and training focus in particular on the role of the body in teaching (gestures, movement, posture, distance).
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