Hope in Motion (ongoing)

Last Update
December 2024
Hope in Motion is a study on civic engagement and collective action through mass choreography and semaphore flags as part of the residency ''Semaphore Dialogues: Signals of Change"

Hope in Motion

What are the signals indicating it is time to change? What is our signal for starting to move together? What are the signs to follow? Where do we go?

Hope in Motion is a project featuring series of workshops where Marie-Andrée Robitaille and Irene Gregoriou aim to spark reflection on Hope in Motion and explore practical skills for Moving Together towards a more sustainable future. The project is part of the residency Semaphore Dialogues: Signals of Change, where Marie-Andrée Robitaille draws parallels between the semaphore system in the Baltic Sea and our collective ability to communicate and move together. The semaphore serves as a metaphorical entry point for reflecting on signs, signals, and our capacity to engage in climatic transitions.

Workshop series on Making and Moving Flags

Highlights :

Introduction to semaphore signs and signals and their relevance for today’s context

Hands-on flag-making and collective choreography with semaphore flags

Opening a dialogue on Hope in Motion and the necessity to develop abilities for Moving Together Performing a collective wave of Hope for the future

Gathering and sending hopeful messages for the future

Workshop Dates:

18 October 2024

As part of the Inner Development Goals Summit 2024, Day-3 Elements Stockholm

21 October

Frihamnstorget

31 October Kulturhuset Favorit, Blivande

10 of December in collaboration with Extinction Rebellion

For more information or for booking workshop, performance and lecture please contact Marie-Andrée Robitaille info@cirkusperspektiv.se

Participation in the Inner Development Goals Summit 2024, Day-3

18 October

Elements, Stockholm

Open Workshop for the public

21 October

Frihamnstorget , Stockholm

Moving flags with Kulturhuset Favorit

31 October

Blivande , Stockholm

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