A Juggling Workshop on Objects, Patterns and Movement with Daniel Molina Neumann
A space for exploration where juggling becomes a tool for creation, research and communication.
Through the use of a single object, we will explore the creation of sequences, patterns, rhythms and pauses, investigating how an action can become a language and how the juggler can develop a relationship with the object beyond technique.
The workshop approaches juggling from a creative perspective: playing with repetition, breaking patterns, discovering new possibilities of movement, and exploring moments of pause, silence and presence.
It is primarily aimed at participants with previous juggling experience, but it is also open to anyone interested in discovering the language of an object and experimenting through curiosity and play.
It is not only about throwing and catching — it is about discovering what we can say with an object.
Photo: Daniel Molina Neumann