WEEKLY TRAINING SESSIONS
WITH MARCOS ARRIOLA & LUCIA GARCIA PULLÉS
[contemporary dance / improvisation]
On Mondays, May 12, 19, and 26, 2025
At Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers
Free workshops, registration required
The Training Sessions — Participants will explore various ways to express their personal stories through dance. The sessions will foster a shared space for imagining future dances that blend past experiences, feelings, and desires. Guided by these reflections, individuals will engage in practices both collectively and alone to tune into their bodies and their voices, focusing on mutual sharing and collaboration. The goal is to perceive the body as a resonant space that transforms through interaction. Together, attendees will build a temporary community rooted in contagion, inspiration, imitation, and transmission. By deconstructing their movement as a sensitive practice, they will collectively invent new, overflowing, and chaotic possibilities.
Lucía García Pullés — A performer and choreographer from Buenos Aires, currently based in Paris. She holds a degree in Choreographic Composition from the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires and co-founded the collective La Monton in 2014. She has received research grants in Europe (Common Lab), France (Fondation Adami), Uruguay (Bienal de Arte Joven), and Argentina (Laboratorio de Acción Program). As a choreographer, she has created several works in Argentina, such as Finlandia, El Risco, Sentir no es un efecto secundario. In 2025, she will present her new piece in Europe, Mother Tongue. She has collaborated with choreographers including Mathilde Monnier, Volmir Cordeiro, and Marcela Santander Corvalán, and is currently working on her new creation, Luz Mala, with Marcos Arriola.
Marcos Arriola — An Argentine artist residing between Paris and Brussels. He trained in contemporary dance at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires and furthered his studies at the CND in Paris. After earning a degree in dance from the University of Paris 8, he pursued choreographic training at Charleroi-Danse, Brussels. As a performer, he has worked with notable figures such as Boris Charmatz, Damien Jalet, Silvio Lang, and Julien Herrault. As a choreographer, he has produced three pieces: Agua, Hors de moi, and CRUCE. He is currently developing a new creation, Luz Mala, in collaboration with Lucía García Pullés and choreographer Bast Hippocrate.
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THE PROGRAM
• Monday, May 12, 10am–12pm — with Marcos Arriola
• Monday, May 19, 10am–12pm — with Lucia García Pullés
• Monday, May 26, 6pm–8pm — with Lucia García Pullés
PARTICIPATION DETAILS
• Open to amateurs and professionals aged 16 and up
• Maximum of 24 participants
• No prior experience necessary; attendees should wear comfortable clothing
• Registration for one or multiple workshops is possible
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