BORN2PLAY URBAN INTENSIVE
Stefan Crainic
THE HUMAN ANIMAL
THE HUMAN ANIMAL
THE HUMAN ANIMAL
In a world in which we have lost the connection with our body, constrained to live our lives from the neck up, overspecialized, and not taking time to develop deeper relationships within the physical and social environment, we need to gather together, play, move and remind ourselves of our roots.
Let's explore together the landscape of our body, improving the experience of ourselves through various forms, improvisation, dance, martial arts, acrobatics and movement situations. On two feet or four limbs, like humans, monkeys, felines or reptiles. Dissolving the barriers between disciplines, improving our athleticism and learning how to communicate better with each other.
In a world in which we have lost the connection with our body, constrained to live our lives from the neck up, overspecialized, and not taking time to develop deeper relationships within the physical and social environment, we need to gather together, play, move and remind ourselves of our roots.
Let's explore together the landscape of our body, improving the experience of ourselves through various forms, improvisation, dance, martial arts, acrobatics and movement situations. On two feet or four limbs, like humans, monkeys, felines or reptiles. Dissolving the barriers between disciplines, improving our athleticism and learning how to communicate better with each other.
LEADING
STEFAN CRAINIC
His journey into the world of movement started as a swimmer. Growing around an active father, his interests into various sports was cultivated from an early age. During the last 10 years he explored many disciplines, focusing mainly on capoeira. In present his main focus is Fighting Monkey Practice.
Curious about arts and science, he studied music as a teenager and medicine later in life. At 24 years old he quit med school and decided to take another path, spreading the love for movement and educating people towards a more artistic engagement with life and their practice.
Curious about arts and science, he studied music as a teenager and medicine later in life. At 24 years old he quit med school and decided to take another path, spreading the love for movement and educating people towards a more artistic engagement with life and their practice.
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