Our shared creative practice is based in ecological thinking with and through the body, and is directed towards community building processes motivated towards enhancing ecological futures. Since 2019 we have developed broad community alignments, inviting others to participate in co-creative embodiments and eco-civic actions.

Our eco-somatic work is developed through what we describe as the ‘multi-temporal body’, drawing on adaptive physical processes as a means to engage with diversity in the landscape through time-based movement practices in order to build communities of knowledge and wellbeing, in a slow but urgent devotion to radical change. 

Guided by eco-feminist ethics, more-than-human philosophy and phenomenology, we focus on bringing rural communities together to share creative approaches to adaptation as a strategy for climate, cultural and societal change, moving towards a post carbon world. 

We have created a broad range of adaptive site-based collaborative and participatory arts projects locally and abroad, working with key stakeholders in sustainability and environmental processes through our choreo-curatorial process.

These are described in this online site, but the radical archive is in the bodies of all who participate and in the space between them.

The Floating Village focuses on developing co-creative practice in rural contexts, through body and movement knowledge. Coming from dance, choreography and visual arts perspectives, this combined approach to body land relationships draws from both archaeological and ecological inquiry, exploring with urgency transdisciplinary methods to co-create with communities, both real (established) /imaginary (future). This forms a choreo-curatorial practice that is committed to nurturing an ethical space that can hold diversity and yet support creative autonomy, motivated by soft devotion to radical change.