MINOU TSAMBIKA POLLEROS
Online
Wednesday 29th April 2026
Bath Spa's, Creative Practice and Embodied Knowledge group (CPEK) welcomes Minou Tsambika Polleros to talk about her work with movement and ecosomatics in collaboration with the organisation art.earth.
Minou will share insights into her forthcoming book The Breath We Share, which captures recent developments in the field.
The way out is In: Why feeling more, matters more.In this short talk, dance artist, curator and producer Minou T. Polleros will share insights and motivations from the 2022 interdisciplinary symposium Sentient Performativities: Thinking Alongside the Human and its upcoming publication: The Breath we Share: Embodied & Creative Practices for a living & dying world, published by art.earth books. Reflecting on the evolving field of eco-somatic practices and eco-embodied arts, the talk will be inclusive of reflections of some of the issues and questions in the field. It will also highlight why the broadening reach and development of these disciplines might be increasingly essential in view of the growing schism between the human and natural worlds.
A link to the book’s details can be found here: https://artearthbooks.com/the-breath-we-share/.
Joint event with the cross-institutional 'Environment and Experience' research group:
There will be a Zoom link in your downloadable ticket once you have booked
Photographed: Rose Ruisi
Image by: Vicky Hunter
Minou will share insights into her forthcoming book The Breath We Share, which captures recent developments in the field.
The way out is In: Why feeling more, matters more.In this short talk, dance artist, curator and producer Minou T. Polleros will share insights and motivations from the 2022 interdisciplinary symposium Sentient Performativities: Thinking Alongside the Human and its upcoming publication: The Breath we Share: Embodied & Creative Practices for a living & dying world, published by art.earth books. Reflecting on the evolving field of eco-somatic practices and eco-embodied arts, the talk will be inclusive of reflections of some of the issues and questions in the field. It will also highlight why the broadening reach and development of these disciplines might be increasingly essential in view of the growing schism between the human and natural worlds.
A link to the book’s details can be found here: https://artearthbooks.com/the-breath-we-share/.
Joint event with the cross-institutional 'Environment and Experience' research group:
There will be a Zoom link in your downloadable ticket once you have booked
Photographed: Rose Ruisi
Image by: Vicky Hunter
