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BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SERRAT(U)S – with a Newbie Intro
Dec.
17

BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SERRAT(U)S – with a Newbie Intro

serrat(u)s bodywork is opening its doors to the Shibari community. Anyone who’d like to tie others up, exchange ideas, or simply watch and gain some initial experience is warmly invited! The Japanese art of rope bondage is a fascinating physical practice that offers a wide range of physical, mental, and emotional experiences. Shibari shares many similarities with dance, yoga, and meditation, and possesses a performative and deeply moving aesthetic…

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SHIBARI BASICS: PARTIAL SUSPENSION – FIRST STEPS UP
Dec.
16
through Dec. 17

SHIBARI BASICS: PARTIAL SUSPENSION – FIRST STEPS UP

In Japanese-style bondage, there is a technique called “suspension bondage,” in which the bound person is hoisted and suspended using ropes attached to a hook on the ceiling or a beam. While this technique is technically demanding and looks spectacular, it also offers a unique sensual experience, which we will explore in this course through partial suspensions. We’ll teach the basic technical knowledge and, through various exercises and tying patterns, explore the restrictive, playful, and aesthetic potential of this form…

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SHIBARI BASICS – INTRO DAY
Dec.
15

SHIBARI BASICS – INTRO DAY

Rope Bondage for Beginners. On this day, we’ll provide an easy and playful introduction for beginners, as well as a refresher for those who have already taken a beginner’s course and want to brush up on their skills. The focus will be on the basics of Japanese-style rope bondage.

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QUEERING BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SIHL13 – with a Newbie Intro
Dec.
10

QUEERING BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SIHL13 – with a Newbie Intro

Bondage play all too often takes on heteronormative forms—which is fine, but we want to explore how we can get creative and experience something completely different for a change. “Queering”—as a verb—represents the joy of a whole spectrum of activities: questioning, refreshing, making visible, playing, unsettling, celebrating, experimenting, fluidifying, encouraging, expanding, inventing, showing solidarity, blending, being true to oneself, appropriating, becoming, transforming... At the QUEER BONDAGE JAMS, we therefore want to give creativity more space in general by…

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(AN)OTHER INTIMACY – SENSORY EXPLORATIONS
Dec.
8
through Dec. 10

(AN)OTHER INTIMACY – SENSORY EXPLORATIONS

Intimacy that breaks free from set patterns and conventions is fantastic, creative, and unpredictable—that’s what makes it so appealing, but also quite complex and challenging. In the (AN)OTHER INTIMACY workshops, we want to embark on this adventure! The SENSORY EXPLORATIONS course is dedicated to the sensuality of our bodies—seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, tasting. We’ll move through the weekend in these five modes, guided by the concept of the “beginner’s mind,” which refers to an inner attitude of openness, curiosity, and the soothing absence of preconceptions or judgments. Together, we’ll rediscover our senses, as if we were experiencing the fabulous... for the very first time.

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BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SERRAT(U)S – with a Newbie Intro
Dec.
3

BONDAGE JAM ZURICH – SHIBARI AT SERRAT(U)S – with a Newbie Intro

serrat(u)s bodywork is opening its doors to the Shibari community. Anyone who’d like to tie others up, exchange ideas, or simply watch and gain some initial experience is warmly invited! The Japanese art of rope bondage is a fascinating physical practice that offers a wide range of physical, mental, and emotional experiences. Shibari shares many similarities with dance, yoga, and meditation, and possesses a performative and deeply moving aesthetic…

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JANNA SCHNEEWITTA REHBEIN: TEMPLE OF SORROW – LOSSES OF THE YEAR
Dec.
1

JANNA SCHNEEWITTA REHBEIN: TEMPLE OF SORROW – LOSSES OF THE YEAR

A series by TEMPLE OF SORROW is drawing to a close, just as the year itself is. TEMPLE OF SORROW’s “LOSSES OF THE YEAR” invites us to reconnect with the past and mourn what might not have come to pass, what has been lost and broken. Perhaps wishes have gone unfulfilled, relationships have become difficult, or have…

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