The workshop introduces a set of chrono-poetical tools that decentralize the body and place it in ongoing dialogue with its inner processes and the surrounding world. Participants explore cyborg forms of embodiment, moving beyond fixed ideas of anatomy, control, and identity. The techniques focus on working with temporality—alternating, stretching, compressing, and dislocating time—to create new images and shift habitual patterns of movement.

During the workshop we will discuss the basics involved in the creation of choreography for the camera as well as cinematographic notions as framing, camera angles and movement, rhythm, dynamics and soundscapes. The workshop focuses on questioning the relationship between the space and the body, the concrete reality and the digital one, viewed as either dependent or disruptive.