Catching the flow

Catching the flow – solo performance based on movement and sound
 

It’s all about doing, experiencing, and sensing.

Based on my movement and voice practice and coaching with Australian improviser Andrew Morrish, I want to invite you to my world. My main guide (if I’m having one) is my intuition, my base – imagination. The form is as much important as the content. Pleasure and curiosity are my best reviewers.

Duration: around 30 minutes

About Aleksandra Bożek-Muszyńska | www.olabomu.com | Polish performer, choreographer, contemporary dance teacher, business coach and philologist. For over a decade she has been leading improvisation classes, gymnastics for seniors and creates original choreographies and is active on the Polish dance and performance scene. A scholarship holder of the Alternative Dance Academy 2015-2017 organized by the Art Stations Foundation by Grażyna Kulczyk, Intensive Course at SNDO in Amsterdam and a beneficiary of the Global Practice Sharing program in Movement Research in New York. A graduate of the Experimental Choreography II course organized by Centrum w Ruchu in Warsaw. In 2022, she completed a several-month BODY–MIND CENTERING® course organized by the Somatische Akademie in Berlin.

Since 2022 she has collaborated with Justyna Sobczyk's Teatr 21, with actors with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. In her works, she explores the boundaries between simplicity and naivety, presentation and facilitation, as well as finding patterns and breaking them. The visual aspect and a specific sense of humor are characteristic of her works. Her body responds very well when she can do what she likes.

Winner of many awards in choreographic contests (including The Best Solo 2014 for solo I know №Thing at the international festival Solo& Duo in Budapest) and dance competitions. She is the creator of several original choreographies, and her works have been presented, among others in Berlin, Budapest, Philadelphia, New York, Warsaw and Vienna. In 2017, together with Hanna Bylka-Kanecka, she founded the Holobiont collective, whose goal is interdisciplinary multi-generational projects. One of her latest choreographies Carnation in an Empty Shell, was awarded in the category of Best Dance Performance in the 2021/22 season by Teatr monthly.