Give Time
What if I started to trust myself… what difference would it make if I gave more importance, value and attention to my intuition?
Rather than listening to the outside world and responding to its clamour, what if I finally tried to sense and hear my own voice, my own breath, my needs, my limits and my desires?
That is where my strength comes from, my source.
This does not mean losing interest in the world, but rather embracing it fully, becoming part of it, and acting within it with greater awareness.
Have faith in awareness. Give time, offer time.
I want to offer time as a gesture.
A moment of attention.
A shared silence.
A temporary clearing.
Give Time is an invitation to slow down, to enter a moment of presence and communion, and to experience art as a living situation rather than as an object.
Through ceremony, movement, installation, and collective attention, the work creates spaces for stillness, transformation, and encounter.
Show
A performative installation or spatial intervention conceived for a particular site.
A temporary environment composed with handmade votive candles or sculpture, flowers, salt, sand, textiles, or other materials.
Ceremony
A guided collective experience combining performance, movement, stillness, and ritual forms.
The ceremony may include the dancer ShinShendo Weber and its practices, dance, silence, gesture, and scenographic elements, offering participants a moment of pause and presence.
Contexts
Companies
Private individuals
Schools
Exhibitions
Opening receptions
Festivals
Site-specific commissions
Each proposal is developed individually.