Night Walk Dance // A work in
constant motion.
2020
FID selection:
Night Walk
is a dance play in a participatory tour.
Dance and
art of light installation in public space.
Duration of
tour: Approximately 40 min. Suitable for the whole family
Place:
Arroyo de San Javier. Province of Cordoba. Argentina
We invite
you to live the experience of visiting a known place and sharing another
possible landscape.
The public
space artistic actions, try new forms of collective perception allow us a work
on the look, the perception and the image, by training the senses to
"see" beyond the everyday, in the everyday.
WE LOOK FOR
WITH THIS EXPERIENCE
* Do not
take our environment for granted
* Co-produce the narrative with the audience
* Co-create
a sensitive experience
* For what
performance lasts, we become a temporary migrant community.
Data sheet
IDEA AND
REALIZATION.
Maria de los Ángeles Country
DANCERS
Amanda Rey
Corina Russo
Maria de los Angeles Country
GUIDE
Pamela
Martinotti
PHOTOGRAPH:
Rut Guzman / IG: @rut_guzman
Inspiration
and concept.
In 1982 the
concept of forest bathing was developed in Japan.
Research
shows that walking, meditating, exercising and playing among trees has beneficial
effects on physical and emotional health.
Even
sitting in a tree-oriented chair has great benefits.
20 minutes
spent looking towards a natural view decreases the hormones that cause stress
by 13%.
In addition
to other benefits such as:
· Promotes cardiovascular
health, blood oxygenation, heart rate and blood pressure
· Reduces
cortisone levels related to blood sugar and metabolism.
· Improves
mood, self-esteem, reduces stress and depression, hostility and increases
vitality.
· Reduces
fatigue and attention deficit by improving; Understanding, focus and
creativity.
Art a
capacity that the world has to investigate and have a relationship with itself.
Art a
capacity that the world has to investigate and relate to the environment.
It allows
us to rehearse how it would be to “change”
The more we
interact with the changes, the easier or more willing we are to change.
Not taking
our environment for granted is essential, either to preserve the precious, to
rewrite what is coming.