We combine anatomical input with physical explorations to enhance our alignment and range of motion. Guided improvisations inspired by poetic imagery and physiological processes encourage us to trust our bodies as rich sources from which a variety of physicalities can manifest. We work individually and with others through partnering. Together, we develop tools to access the wide range of sensations, movement qualities, and expressions that are available to us.

The class invites us to begin the day by tuning into our body as it is, and to nourish it so that it feels supported throughout the day.

Anneleen Keppens graduated from P.A.R.T.S./Brussels in 2010 and works as a choreographer, dancer, artistic collaborator, and teacher. In these various roles, she explores ways of being together through the body and movement. 

She created the performances The moon is the moon is the moon (2017), Movement Essays (2019), Blue Moon Spring (2023), and Lullabye (2026). She also develops the practice Body Dialogues (2020 – present), in which she engages in conversations with and about the body with various artists across different disciplines and media. In 2026, she is an artist in residence at De Weister, a care home in Aalbeke, in the frame of Woon.Zorg.Kunst.

Anneleen has worked as a dancer for Rosas, Hiatus/Daniel Linehan and others. 

She graduated as a Somatic Movement Educator in 2018 and has taught workshops in Artesis Hogeschool, PARTS SummerSchool, La Raffinerie/Charleroi Danse and INSAS.