Daniela works “in the fields of experimental art and somatic work” and explores “the political, ecological, and activist potential of workshops and body practices as artistic practices.” What a joy and pleasure it was to meet this wonderful person at the Touch & Play Festival! I was moved by her social media post, in which she shared the transcript of her talk below, with the words: “(…) Fellow and dear facilitators and circle-holders: Thank you for the work you do ❤ Let’s keep gatherings and circles alive, especially now; virtually, outdoors, with distance, with safe(r) measures… Let’s keep them and us alive!” And thank YOU for the work you do, Daniela! I hope that reading about her artistic journey and her tribute to workshops, gatherings, sessions, and circles reaches and enriches many people. Because course and bodywork are immensely important, yet are sometimes, oddly enough, met with derision, even though they count among the most meaningful events and creations I have been able to experience and shape myself in this life. That’s why—here we go…