In this workshop we will be focusing on the point where technique becomes expression. Technique not in a sense of a specific technique but in the sense of the function of the body and its technicalities. As a celebration of dance, the beauty, the sorrow, and all its abstraction, we will engage with the body through its subjectivity, objectiveness, and multiple identities. Our focus will be on different pathways that lead us to learn from the dancing itself. These sessions draw from my experiences as a performer—moments when the body taught me how to share dance. We will begin with a warm-up, shifting between anatomical, energetic, spatial, and presence-based approaches to prepare the body and establish a foundation. From there, we will move into improvisational tasks that explore teamwork, logic, sensation, and concept—tools to develop coherence in decision-making. A key aspect of our work will be positioning—stepping outside of a situation to propose or offer an external perspective. Choreography, improvisation, structured tasks, conceptual explorations, and set material all serve as different ways to frame and refine these perspectives.