09/07/2025
"The Body Speaks Before We Understand" with 🎯✨
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For the first time, we are thrilled to invite you to this unique gathering of sensing and moving, exploring the subtle intelligence of the body in motion with the wonderful Adalisa Menghini.
This workshop opens a space to rediscover the body as a source of presence, intuition, and expression.
Across three days, we will dive into a multidimensional movement practice that interweaves somatic awareness, improvisation, composition, and relational movement. Inspired by Feldenkrais, neurophysiology, and the poetic depth of embodied listening, this process invites you to move with care, with curiosity, and with clarity.
Whether you are an experienced mover or new to somatic exploration – this workshop welcomes anyone with a deep curiosity for movement, connection, and embodied intelligence.
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📅 Dates: September 05.-07., 2025
📍 Location: Movement Practice© - Movement Schule Hamburg (Paulinenallee 28, 20259 Hamburg)
💫Registration: www.movementpractice.de/movement-workshops-hamburg
Join us for three days of deep movement inquiry, presence in motion, and shared poetic research through the body.
We are looking forward to moving, listening, and exploring with you.
Corni & Egi (Movement Practice© Founders)
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⚪️ Adalisa Menghini is a multidisciplinary artist with over forty years of international experience in dance, performance, and somatic education. She studied at the School for New Dance Development (SNDO) in Amsterdam, trained in embryology with Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, and is a certified Feldenkrais practitioner. She also holds a Master’s degree in Neurophysiological Psychology, integrating scientific knowledge with body-based, experiential practices.
Her artistic work spans improvisation, choreography, and somatic research, with a strong commitment to inclusive, intergenerational, and socially engaged approaches. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with renowned artists such as Dieter Heitkamp, Nita Little, Keith Hennessy, Kirstie Simson, LaborGras, Tino Sehgal, and Sasha Waltz.
In parallel, she has developed her own pieces involving both professional and non-professional participants.