The Arshinagar Project "The Vanishing Body - Exploring Desire and Oblivion" a laboratory worksession to be led by Arka Mukhopadhyay at Lokayata Mulk Raj Anand Centre, Hauz Khas Village > 2pm-6pm on 29th October to 2nd November 2015

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Time : 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm Add to Calendar 29/10/2015 14:00 02/11/2015 18:00 Asia/Kolkata The Arshinagar Project "The Vanishing Body - Exploring Desire and Oblivion" a laboratory worksession to be led by Arka Mukhopadhyay Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2015/10/the-vanishing-body-exploring-desire-and.html Lokayata Mulk Raj Anand Centre, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi-110016 DD/MM/YYYY
(we will finish the session with a small sharing for invited friends on the 2nd of November at 6 PM) 

Entry : Cost: Full fee INR 4,000. In case the full fee is a constraint, don't hesitate to let us know in case you are otherwise interested. 
Contact: +919831731422/   arka.arshinagarproject@gmail.com 
Registration Deadline: October 25th

Venue : Lokayata Mulk Raj Anand Centre, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi-110016

Venue Info : Nearest Metro Station - 'Green Park(Yellow Line) Exit Gate - Gautam Nagar'

Event Description : The Arshinagar Project "The Vanishing Body - Exploring Desire and Oblivion" a laboratory worksession to be led by Arka Mukhopadhyay.

The worksession is within the frame of the project "The Meeting Room of Lovers/ Obhisharkokkho", which explores various shades of human desire through the performing arts.

Can the body become its own negation, becoming a perceptual vehicle? The worksession is not about the learning of new skills, techniques or tricks, but rather about the giving up of defenses, so that the body, through a process of passion and ecstasy, through acts of daring and transgression, loses its limitations, its own heaviness, and disappears into its own fullness. We will share a specific training developed within the project, "The Meeting Room of Lovers', involving work on breath, rhythm, embodiment of the bhaava-s, circularity/ turning, dynamic impulse and other aspects. Underpinning the work will be Sahrudaya, our approach to the creative act, which focuses on the breath, flow, coordination and resonance with the self, the co-creators and the space. 

Although we are ideally looking for people with stage experience, what matters more than that is the sense of life and sense of Self a person brings to the process. So even if you are not a professional performer, if the theme interests you and if you think you'll be up for a rigorous, physically demanding worksession, do get in touch! 

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