Attention is a 2-day workshop that approaches choreography as a collective practice of perception, relation, and formal inquiry. Working through questions of attention, landscape, rhythm, and group structure, participants will explore how bodies organize space together, how environments shape movement and sensation, and how choreography can emerge through sustained acts of noticing, listening, and collective attunement.

Drawing from improvisational scores, durational exercises, flocking structures, and compositional studies, the workshop treats attention not simply as focus, but as a social and spatial practice: a way of orienting toward others, toward environment, and toward the unfolding conditions of the present. Participants will engage movement as both embodied research and formal construction, examining how collectivity produces shifting relations between abstraction, commitment, atmosphere, and form.

Through movement, discussion, and collaborative experimentation, the workshop invites participants to consider choreography as a mode of study grounded in duration, perception, and the evolving dynamics of the group.