Fluxness by Antoni Androulakis

Join Antoni Androulakis, an internationally renowned teacher and performer, for a transformative workshop that synthesizes a decade of research into floor work and acrodance. Through improvisation and exploration, Antoni challenges the question: “How can we rethink our relationship with gravity?”

Androulakis practice blends creativity, technique, and somatic tools, guiding participants through concepts such as:

• Harnessing gravity as a movement generator.
• Becoming conscious of weight and points of contact with the floor.
• Exploring the idea of being both relaxed & active; using the needed tension in order to facilitate movement while getting rid of unnecessary rigidity.
• Integrating acrobatic patterns as expressions of dance rather than isolated “tricks.”
• Investigating our center as a source of movement through inversions.
• Understanding our body as a holistic organism, seeing it as a whole in order to make it fully contribute to movement.

Antoni’s teaching bridges his expertise in floor work, acrobatics, and movement research, offering a unique opportunity to learn from one of today’s most innovative movement practitioners.

Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideal for intermediate to professional level dancers, performances, and movers eager to expand their understanding of floor work and acrodance while connecting technique with creativity. No acrobatic experience is needed but a floorwork background is required.

About Antoni Androulakis
Born in Belgium, Antoni graduated from the Conservatory of Antwerp and pursued research at La Manufacture in Switzerland. He has collaborated with world-class artists such as Alexander Vantournhout and Lisbeth Gruwez and taught extensively across Europe and beyond, including institutions like P.A.R.T.S., Tanzhaus Zürich, and Theater Bremen.

Antoni’s teaching bridges his expertise in floor work, and acrobatics, offering a unique opportunity to learn from one of today’s most innovative movement practitioners.

Previous Teaching Experience
Antoni has taught at:

• P.A.R.T.S. (Belgium)
• Tanzhaus Zürich (Switzerland)
• Marameo (Germany)
• TicTac Art Centre (Belgium)
• K3-Kampnagel (Germany)
• And many more…

🎟️ Limited availability

Schedule:

• Friday: The first session begins at 6:00 PM and will run until 8 PM.
• Saturday and Sunday: Sessions run from 10:00 AM to approximately 1:30 PM.