19 September – 10 October

Gyre Dance

Anna Desraux (actress and musician) or Jeanne Mermet (engineer and musician), together with Gabriel Cotte (limnologist and science communicator), combine artistic and scientific perspectives to guide participants through embodied explorations of lake dynamics.

The workshop examines Lake Geneva’s currents and prevailing winds through music and movement, inviting participants to become a drop of water and follow regional flows. It explores how wind-driven patterns shape circulation, fostering sensory understanding of limnological processes and collective motion.

Quai Gustave-Ador,
Geneva, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Collectif Hydromondes

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