transdisciplinary art & movement collective based in vienna
arashi collective
Arashi Collective is a transdisciplinary art and movement collective based in Vienna, Austria. We are offering classes and workshops encompassing contemporary dance, acrobatics, martial arts, yoga and physiotherapy.
We are also working, creating and researching in different fields of art such as performance, dance, acting, music production, visual arts and photography.
arashi collective
Arashi Collective is a transdisciplinary art and movement collective based in Vienna, Austria. We are working, creating and researching in different fields of art such as performance, acting, music production, multimedia-arts, photography, film, illustration and graphics.
Why do we teach?
First of all: Because we find joy in it.
We just love to move, to play, to challenge ourselves and to be creative in group settings.
We love to share our experiences, to learn from our students, from mistakes and to grow in the process of teaching.
In our classes we aim to hold a space and facilitate a mind-set where sharing experiences within the group (inspirations, ambitions, self doubt, vulnerability) can provide a fertile soil to progress individually, to build trust and to receive support.
We want to share our experience and strong believe that a routine of multifaceted physical exercises as well as expressing oneself through (art and) movement both can be highly beneficial for our mental and physical health and growth.
We also share an urge to responsibly (re)connect people and cultivate a sentiment for mindfulness and togetherness in a time burdened by crises, uncertainties and seclusion.
Why do we teach?
First of all: Because we find joy in it.
We just love to move, to play, to challenge ourselves and to be creative in group settings.
We love to share our experiences, to learn from our students, from mistakes and to grow in the process of teaching. In our classes we aim to hold a space and facilitate a mind-set where sharing experiences within the group (inspirations, ambitions, self doubt, vulnerability) can provide a fertile soil to progress individually, to build trust and to receive support.
We want to share our experience and strong believe that a routine of multifaceted physical exercises as well as expressing oneself through (art and) movement both can be highly beneficial for our mental and physical health and growth.
We also share an urge to responsibly (re)connect people and cultivate a sentiment for mindfulness and togetherness in a time burdened by crises, uncertainties and seclusion.
Curious?
Our semester courses are currently booked & running. Additionally, we are hosting a few workshops & open jam sessions - feel free to check that out on the website, or message us via our contact form.