WILD techniques – Intensive Dance Training & Co-living Program

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Open to dancers and movement practitioners

WILD techniques – Intensive Dance Training & Co-living Program Deadline: 20 Aug 2026 Country: Greece Let’s reimagine dance technique not as hierarchy or competition, but as a shared vessel for resilience, embodiment and growth. Deadline for applications: Rolling applications until spots are filled — limited small group. WILD is a dance intensive and co-living program taking place at Paleohori eco-art project in Lefkada, Greece. Designed for dancers and movement practitioners, the program invites participants to rethink dance technique and training beyond competition and productivity, approaching it as a language of care, a process of unlearning, and a collective practice of embodiment. Participants train 6 hours daily within an environment of shared living, artistic exchange and reflective dialogue. The program includes workshops and practices led by two international facilitators: Penelope Morout Sculpting Body-Images – an intensely physical movement practice combining improvisation, architectural thinking and cinematic tools to explore adaptability, stamina and movement storytelling. Estefania Dondi Awakening of the Senses – an immersive process that encourages participants to strengthen their artistic agency, expand their physical vocabulary, and develop a personal movement language through curiosity, creativity, and embodied experience. Beyond training, WILD cultivates a supportive community through co-living, shared meals, heart circles and collective reflection. Find more details on our website Duration of residency The program takes place over a 20-day period. Accommodation Shared accommodation is offered at no extra cost. Contact us for more details. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance WILD Intensive Training is open to practitioners in dance, movement, physical training, and embodied arts who seek to deepen their physical awareness and exploratory skill set in a sustained residency context. The program emphasises intensive physical practice and exploratory movement research that challenges conventional technique while staying open to sensation, adaptability, and agency, inviting participants to work in close relationship with their own body and the natural environment. Across the residency, artists have access to shared movement spaces, natural landscapes as creative material, and guidance from experienced facilitators who support structured and self‑directed inquiry.Studio / Workspace A dance platform is available and used as a shared working space. At the same time, the surrounding natural environment becomes an active part of the practice, allowing for experimentation across different spatial and temporal contexts.Fees and support €2100  The participation fee covers the full 20 day program, including workshops, guided practices and collective activities. In addition, during the program, daily fresh and organic shared meals are offered and participants are hosted in shared living arrangements, at no additional cost. A payment plan in installments is available. 2 supported spots available – talk to us. Paleohori eco‑art space  is an independent, self-funded, non-profit project sustained entirely through participation fees. Expectations towards the artist There is no expectation for the artist to produce a specific outcome. Only full attendance is required. Application information To complete your registration, please fill in the registration form https://forms.gle/LYft5YLzBzLEGhip6 and submit the 50% deposit within 48 hours after receiving confirmation of your spot. As places are limited, your participation is confirmed upon receipt of the deposit payment. For any questions, feel free to get in touch with us at [email protected]

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Fill in the registration form and submit a 50% deposit within 48 hours of spot confirmation