Mai 25 - 29

Ori Flomin

Die Natur in uns - Verbindung von Bewegung, Heilung und Kreativität durch die Theorie der fünf Elemente.

In this workshop, we explore the moving body through dance and Shiatsu – Japanese pressure-point bodywork – to support the natural flow of energy and open new creative pathways. Drawing on the healing principles of Shiatsu and improvisation inspired by the Five Elements (Earth, Water, Wood, Metal, and Fire), participants awaken both body and imagination.

According to Eastern philosophy, energy travels through pathways called meridians, each connected to an element and its qualities – such as grounding, fluidity, adaptability, warmth, and compassion. Through guided self-Shiatsu, participants learn the physical locations of the meridians and how to balance energy within the body. This energetic awareness is then extended into movement using imagery and improvisation to embody the different elemental qualities.

By integrating bodywork, movement, and creative exploration, participants discover new choreographic possibilities individually and collectively. Ori approaches teaching as a dialogue, using imagery and humor to help participants connect personally, find balance, and access their unique creative voice.

The workshop is open to everyone – from curious beginners to professional dancers, and no previous experience in Shiatsu or dance is required.

Fotos: © Irene Occhiato

Ori Flomin's biography

Ori Flomin Is a NYC based Dance Artist. He holds an MFA in Dance from Tisch School of the Arts, NYU. His choreography has been presented in NYC at Dance Theater Workshop, Movement Research at Judson church, LaMama Theater, Gibney Dance, Arts on Site, and internationally in Europe, Japan, India, Australia, and Israel. He teaches dance, Yoga, and Shiatsu massage at many of the world's prestigious festivals and schools in addition to colleges around NYC: PARTS, Impulstanz, London Contemporary School, Sasha Waltz, Circuit Est, Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts, SUNY Purchase, Tisch NYU, The New School, Movement Research, Gibney, and Rutgers University, among others. He’s performed in the works of acclaimed choreographers Stephen Petronio, Maria Hassabi, Neil Greenberg, Helena Franzen, Michael Clark, Kevin Wynn, and Molissa Fenley, to name a few.

Kürzlich wurde sein Solo “Urban Crawler” (2022) in New York City, Berlin und Stockholm aufgeführt. Er ist 2022-23 Empfänger der Gibney Dance in Process (DIP) Residency und 2025 Empfänger des Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Award.

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