Creative Mornings

Every morning, there are so many things we have to do.
Waking up, bringing the kids to school, going to work, making a living, producing & consuming. But what if, instead, we could design a morning according to our needs?
A morning to question, explore, learn, celebrate, enjoy and all those things we are normally only allowed to do during the so-called free time?
Why listening to our bodies, connecting, expanding and nourishing each other should be a luxury? What could be more important than finding out together what we really need to feel good, inspired and empowered ?
“Creative Mornings“ is an experiment open to everybody, all genders and orientations.
We will dance, share techniques, give and receive massages, propose and experiment different ways to relate, with distance, with touch, with kink and consent...
Everything we need to co-create an inspiring, empowering & graceful morning for everybody.
Every Friday from 11 - 14 // 25€ to 45€

For the past three years, I have been teaching a class called “Creative Mornings,” mostly every Friday.
The structure of the class remains consistent, but its content is greatly influenced by the participants, changing considerably each time based on their intentions, needs, and wishes.
I have designed this class to incorporate various techniques and practices that I have explored and learned over varying durations. These includes anything that has inspired my creativity and that I consider fundamental knowledge for achieving individual and collective empowerment and freedom.
The range of techniques includes bodywork, acting techniques, instant improvisation, personal growth, conscious kink, fantasy, ritual, and creative play.
The class has also evolved thanks to the responses of those who regularly participate.
Following what I refer to as the “Lazy Warm Up” – consisting of establishing a privileged relationship with our own bodies, celebrating and cherishing individual body parts through self-massage, repetitive movements, meditations, and visualizations – I encourage everyone to reflect on what their bodies, minds, and souls need or would like to experience in the present moment. Participants then write down their thoughts on colored papers, as many as needed to achieve a feeling of satisfaction.
I collect all the papers, randomly select one or sometimes more, and spontaneously create an exercise on the spot.