Hanging out in the air

Carrying around, cooking, dressing, steering, writing … - compared to our daily live, in dance we can find freedom and space to take care of our arms and let them be part of the whole: Thinking the body as a web of tissues and bones - the shoulder girdle and the arms are inserted into this web as every other part, but still, they play their own roll. In improvisation and in short movement phrases we will be playing with the connection between arms, shoulder girdle and torso: looping back the energy the arms gain for small adjustments or big jumps or using them for stable support on the floor, with a partner, or to balance in the air. The arms will reach out, fall and swing, embrace, dangle, communicate, decorate, pull and push away, spin us and shoot us in the air.  Which mutual alignment of our structures is…