Part 1: Movement
Feixia will lead a gentle Qigong practice, flowing through the seasonal Daoyin movements of simple turning, opening, coiling and settling. Explore breath, water, change, and the quiet continuities between bodies and the living world.
Part 2: Medicine
Hannah is the host and creator behind Hui 慧 – a practice of nourishment and gathering as medicine. She will share a Chinese tea meditation and seasonal food ritual that will ground us in the elements and seasons that inform Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The Chinese character of Hui 慧 is the combination of hands, a broom and a heart, symbolising the act of cleansing your heart anew each day.
Marking the shift into Autumn and guided by ‘ahma’s sweep’ – one of the exhibition’s sculptural tools – this offering will respond to •~TUA~• 大眼 •~MAK~•, and explore the metaphorical sweeping, stretching and nourishing we can do collectively to deepen our connection to the Dao.
Read more about •~TUA~• 大眼 •~MAK~• here →