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Luca Borsos

Luca Borsos works as a freelance performer and drama instructor. She experiments, deepens and plays with different forms of participation. She is engaged in artistic and community projects in several different roles: sometimes she is present as a performer, a mediator/facilitator, a drama pedagogue, organizer or movement researcher. In her work, she likes to focus on non-verbal, movement-based, and sensorial experiences. 
Besides being one of the founding member of SVUNG, she worked in many collaborations such as being the audience developer and rooted artist of the project Performing Gender – Dancing in your shoes in SÍN Culture Center, she is member of the hungarian theater collective Stereo Akt, and she’s been teaching movement and theater to teens for years, currently within the “ART FOR TAKEAWAY” (ART-RAVALÓ) is the socio-art project for young adults (18-24 years) raised in state care.

Geodiverse

SVUNG, Hungary

Our proposal is a 2-3 hour site-specific project, Geodiverse. Geodiverse is an immersive hike, in collaboration with a local geologist. A non-anthropocentric participatory performance in public space and in deep time to connect with the world of rocks. We offer a slow walk, together with the participants, dedicating special attention to the landscape, including the bodily sensations that it provokes.  Our objective is to invite people to step off the usual path they walk on and offer a sensitive and practice based experience to connect with nature.  Unlearn human superiority, and discover the joy of our kinness with more-that-human societies. We are practicing eco.somatic activism by training to hypersensitize the individuals to help in recognizing, deconstructing norms residing in the body, and strengthen empathy towards the other.
We believe that getting closer to understanding our place within geological time, our role within the history of Earth can offer new perspectives to understand human society ans oppressive systems. To actively seek and experience this connection is necessary for cultivating a healthy long term relationship with our environment.
The project was presented in and created for the program of European Capital of Culture, Veszprem, in the Bakony-Balaton National Park and Geopark, with geologis Barnabas Korbely.

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