WORKSHOP
John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo
February 2, 2024
ONLINE
On Friday, February 2, artist John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo, who curates stage movements for the FRIDAS project, led an engaging workshop. They introduced themselves and outlined their objectives, initiating a series of activities. Initially, participants selected two rugby-related gestures and performed them without a ball, prompting reflection on sports gestures beyond gameplay. Next, Cascone and Pangallo delved into movement, exploring speed, amplitude, weight, and tone through practical examples. They guided participants in applying these parameters to chosen gestures. Participants meticulously adjusted each parameter, discovering new body awareness and gesture nuances. Then, participants transformed sports gestures into performative actions, fostering creative exploration of movement expressiveness.
The workshop wrapped up with a question-and-feedback session, allowing participants to share experiences and deepen their understanding of the concepts covered. Overall, the meeting with John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo provided a unique and stimulating experience, enriching participants’ grasp of movement and its expressive potential.
WORKSHOP
John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo
February 2, 2024
ONLINE
On Friday, February 2, artist John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo, who curates stage movements for the FRIDAS project, led an engaging workshop. They introduced themselves and outlined their objectives, initiating a series of activities. Initially, participants selected two rugby-related gestures and performed them without a ball, prompting reflection on sports gestures beyond gameplay. Next, Cascone and Pangallo delved into movement, exploring speed, amplitude, weight, and tone through practical examples. They guided participants in applying these parameters to chosen gestures. Participants meticulously adjusted each parameter, discovering new body awareness and gesture nuances. Then, participants transformed sports gestures into performative actions, fostering creative exploration of movement expressiveness.
The workshop wrapped up with a question-and-feedback session, allowing participants to share experiences and deepen their understanding of the concepts covered. Overall, the meeting with John Cascone and Andrea Pangallo provided a unique and stimulating experience, enriching participants’ grasp of movement and its expressive potential.
