Embodied Poetry

What is a poem if not a body of breath, rhythm, and resistance?
In Embodied Poetry, the poem is not recited — it is moved, breathed, broken, repeated.
This six-day workshop is a space where writing begins with tension and gesture, and where words take shape through the body.
We explore poetic creation not as performance but as lived experience: through physical scores, rhythmic vocal patterns, and improvisational writing rooted in movement, memory, and presence.
Participants will work with the verbal-motor method, explore how breath shapes language, and experiment with text that rises from gesture and repetition.