21/06/2025
This April, from the 10th to the 18th, four of us from Germany had the incredible opportunity to travel to Italy and take part in the SOMA Project.
It was a time of magic—of movement, laughter, dance, expression, and deep rest in community. Having a safe space to explore ourselves and our bodies, both as individuals and as a collective, was a truly powerful experience. I wish for more people to be able to share in something like this—because the more we rest in our bodies, the more we resist.
This thought is inspired by, and points toward, a wonderful book that I believe everyone should read:
📚 Rest Is Resistance by Tricia Hersey — | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60382737-rest-is-resistance
Alongside this beautiful time we shared—and the incredible care and intention brought by the teachers from Hoppìpolla—I’m also excited to announce that the SOMA Project was accompanied by a research inquiry titled:
“Why Does Being Moved Matter?”
An Interdisciplinary, Movement-Based Inquiry into Embodied Experience in “The SOMA Project” through Rosa, Mills, and Salgado.
More on the thesis will be shared soon. 🙃
Until then—rest in resistance. 🪷