Kiyoshi Suganuma
ABSTRACT
"KOTOBA SHINTAI" is a workshop to discover unexplored relationships between words and body movements through unique exercises and discussions. Based on the idea of sharing differences in interpretation with others, the Yamaguchi Center for the Arts and Media [YCAM]'s educational team and YCAM InterLab, and Zan Yamashita, a choreographer, have produced the workshop with a specific interest on the interpretation of the relationship between Japanese words and the body.
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- "Kotoba Shintai": a workshop to explore the interconnectivity between words and body movements
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