Creation of movement strarting from the impossibilities of movement, use of the space with less space. This workshop explores the coreographic creation as of the shortage, the boundaries, the impossibility.
When there is a concrete border in body or space, instead of minimize possibilities of movement and expression, the workshop promotes the look from the frontier to the inside. That is how, what can be considered as an obstacle for dancing freedom, it is rediscovered as a tool that rekindles an immense universe of creative possibilities.
Frontiers was created from an accident that gave birth to a real frontier: the coreeographer Mejia broke the anterior cruciate ligament of her right knee a couple of moths before the release of the solo Intercambio de Piel, her Master’s thesis for the Master in Contemporary Arts Practice and Disseminarion of the Universidad de Girona. That is how the necessity of moving respecting the barrier that the body already had was born, and gradually the workshop was developed. This workshop has been taught in Spain and Colombia.

Dancing in non conventional spaces. Where people see streets, buses, corners, parks, dinning rooms, trees, sidewalks, balconies, kitchens…we see dancing. This workshop was created to see how any place is suceptible of being inhabitated and danced by human bodies. With this workshop we want to develop creation and composition tools for coreographies in spaces that are not theaters where traditionally the plays are presented. Non conventional spaces, those which design and construction has other uses, but equally are offered as spaces for creation. Suitable for all kinds of bodies and human experiences: as of for dancers, actors, musicians, plastic artists, humanists or engineers can take our workshop. To increase the relationship between body and space while playing is fine for everyone.