Notes



Register here for the online sessions

and some past events:

~ 29.11.2024 
Lili & Valerie gave a Lecture Performance at the International cofnerence for Dance and Digitalisation in Budapest, Hungary
link: Conference proceedings


~ 25.07.2024 Input “TakeMoreCare - How to do things with each other” for the participants of Cheers for Fears: Common Grounds Lab, Probenzentrum Hoppengarten Münster, Valerie Wehrens.

~ Lili & Valerie gave a Lecture Performance at the annual symposium of the German Dance Studies Association  on “(Virtual) Ecologies in the Field of Dance” from 27. - 29.10.2023.

~ 28.10.2023, 18.45 h, Center for Contemporary Dance, Cologne
Lili M. Rampre & Valerie Wehrens: Construction Site - On Feedback in Digital Environments and “TakeMoreCare” as a Site for Artistic Discoursivisation.

~ Upcoming:

Here you can find our upcoming events:


~ TakeMoreCare
📅 22 Sept 2025 ⏰ 11–13am CET 💻 Online (Zoom)

Special edition - Guilt, Responsibility and Solidarity – a collaborative artistic exploration of masculinity/ies and social tensions, by Samuel Duvoisin

Registration here or via ifadtakesmorecare@gmail.com until 21 September.

Once registered, you will get the link via email shortly before the meeting.

photo:Ale Bachlechner

Samuel Duvoisin
TakeMoreCare: Guilt, Responsibility and Solidarity – a collaborative artistic exploration of masculinity/ies and social tensions

Conflicts in artistic and collaborative processes are complex: unclear responsibilities, emotional closeness, high expectations. Often it’s not only about tasks, but also about guilt, recognition – and the question of how we can remain in solidarity, even when it hurts.

In this 2-hour online session we connect personal practice with social perspective:

• Individual: body awareness, dealing with blame, stress regulation
• Collective: collaboration, questions of responsibility, dynamics of masculinity and power
• Societal: art as a contribution to violence prevention and peace work

We will work with short writing prompts and shared reflection. The aim is to create impulses that can flow into your practice – and perhaps also into broader processes of social change.
 
The workshop will be held in English. | Open for participants of all genders. We will look at masculinity not as an identity some people have but as a set of norms that affect us all.

About
Samuel Duvoisin is an artist, choreographer and art therapist in training. From 2015 to 2024 Samuel worked in the duo Artmann&Duvoisin, whose interdisciplinary formats ranged between dance, radio play, book publication, and contemporary musical. A documentary approach, reflecting everyday work and life realities through artistic means, is characteristic of the practice.

Since 2024 Samuel has been developing an individual practice within a Master’s in Art Therapy, focusing on guilt, responsibility, and solidarity, as well as questions of violence and radicalization prevention, with a special focus on gender roles. Samuel identifies as non-binary, is white, and is read as male.

📧 Contact: duvoisindesoumagnat@gmail.com