This 3-day land-based immersive laboratory will be hosted on the unceded territories of the Algonquin & Kanien:keha’ka nations on the edge of Lake Marois (Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs). 
The site provides an opportunity to drop into ritual practices and gather at iskotêw (fire), immerse our bodies in sakahikan (lake) and listen under the canopy of mistikwak (trees). Our bodies, spirits and beings start to fold and unfold into papatuanuku (Mother Earth).
Drawing upon principles of BodyWeather as a movement and performance practice, we will foster a deep awareness of the shifting states of change, like the weather, within and around our bodies.
Working with vocal improvisation, sonic meditations and somatic practices, we expand on perceptions of silence, breath, toning and vocal mimicry within the multitude of resonating bodies.
In small ensemble practices, circle work, body-based partner manipulations, image work, and call and response with one another and the land, we examine tactile and sensorial relationships as catalysts for transformative states.
*Participants are invited to come prepared to work in shifting weather conditions and to engage in a rigorous body-voice practice which challenges previous assumptions.