Wednesday / June 10, 2026 at 2:30 pm This 75 minute session is dedicated to a movement inquiry and experiment through improvised gestures and the sounding body. Using a practice of embodied research that borrows from cellular science, participants are invited to explore senses of closeness between human bodies and land ecologies. What lives within each of them? What does my body sense when moving closely with, not solely across, the land I occupy? How might moving with closeness as a collective help us disrupt uneven systems governing people and land or even find new possibilities for interdependence? Presented by Arts Department Performance Kayva Yang