Art of Listening create artistic projects, workshops & processes that change the way we experience reality.
Thomas Rosendal Nielsen, Professor and Head of Department, Dramaturgy and Musicology, University of Aarhus.
3 short podcasts to experience connection in a time of social distancing.
( K.E. Løgstrup, Philosopher)
The focus of our work is on the connections within reality that becomes apparent when we cultivate the art of listening.
Again and again we hear, that in order to solve the complex challenges we are facing – at a personal, local and global scale – we need to come together. To collaborate. To integrate.
We all know this in theory – but in practice it can be very challenging to actually do. How can we use our individual freedom and creativity to create new shared structures? Structures that are conscious, responsible, courageous and wise?
We believe that when we embrace a larger perspective of life, time and space, the realization and experience of interconnectedness tells us something important about reality. We believe that the most powerful, hopeful and joyful ways to confront the future lie there.
Phenomenological: We examine different aspects of reality from the point of view of an embodied human experience.
Philosophical: We are more curious about questions than answers
Aesthetic: Our work is grounded in participatory, sensorial and immersive art practices.
Bigger Reality: To place our unique, individual experience within the bigger time and space reality of an unfolding universe.
Collective Intelligence: To understand and develop new, more complex ways of working together that are dynamic, creative and conscious.
Human Meetings: To understand the subtle ways in which culture is created through human encounters.
Curiosity, Lightness, Generosity & Response-ability
As accomplished professional artists, working with immersive performing arts for 15+ years we have specialized in and developed aesthetic tools that allow people to see reality from a bigger perspective and engage with a greater sense of meaning and connectedness.
We work collaboratively, across sectors, with both individuals and institutions. Our work has grown out of collaborations with architects, philosophers, culture workers, priests, city planners, communities, schools, libraries and museums.
Sara makes performances and installations, leads creative processes and dialogues. She is Artistic Leader of CB 2.0 : Art of Listening together with Sarah John.
Sarah works as a director, performer and leader of creative processes. She is Artistic Leader of CB 2.0 : Art of Listening together with Sara Topsøe-Jensen.
