IMPAKT Festival presents: Global Warming Hot Yoga Studio by Pinar Yoldas
Let’s sweat collectively for a new intimacy with our planet. In times of crisis, yoga becomes a tool to restore the equilibrium with the earth.
Hosted by IMPAKT Centre for Media CultureThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Global Warming Hot Yoga Studio by Pinar Yoldas
On 20 October join the LIVE class, streamed from our yoga studio in Utrecht. The performance by interdisciplinary designer Pinar Yoldas is a special preview of the upcoming IMPAKT Festival 2020: Zero Footprint (28 Oct - 1 Nov). In our 3D room you can practice the (recorded) class throughout the DDW.
Join this collective sweating experience in the face of climate change. The yogini will take you into a relaxing journey as you sweat through the asanas: "inhale, and bring your attention to all the particulate matter landing on your alveoles... exha
About IMPAKT Centre for Media Culture
IMPAKT is a media arts organization based in Utrecht. With a rich programme of lectures, exhibitions, screenings and exhibitions we explore the relationship between society, media, design, technology and arts. Our main project is the annual IMPAKT Festival. The upcoming edition takes place – both on-site and online – from 28 October to 1 November 2020 and focuses on the theme Zero Footprint: Living and Connecting on a Damaged Earth.
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Pinar Yoldas
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