Martha Hincapie Charry - EARTH BODIES

11:30–14:30 on 04.06.26
The Work Room studio, Tramway

Thursday 4 June
11.30am - 2.30pm
The Work Room Studio, Tramway
Free for TWR Members / £12 / £10 
Booking via OutSavvy

Presented with support of The Goethe Institute and in collaboration with Dance North as part of RISE 2026


“EARTH BODIES”, with an ecofeminist approach, reimagines (environ-)mental care through a decolonial perspective on climate anxiety by fostering biodiverse relationships and a regenerative state. How are our bodies and all our relationships affected by environmental grief? 

Martha opens her ritualistic process, delving into the relationship of our bodies with nature and the current climate chaos or biodiversity extinction crisis. We’ll explore our eco-somatic interdependence with Earth, unfolding, with a non-anthropocentric perspective, an intersectional reflection together with more-than-human bodies, linking the visible and the invisible worlds. Participants are invited to embody one’s understanding of nature, reflected in the mirror of the current crisis in our relationship with our own nature.

The practice/workshop opens channels of sensorial, and embodied encounters, creating a reflection space about the urgency of rewilding our wounded bodies/home/planet. Human and more-than-human ancestral knowledge is invoked in a ceremonial space where participants are free to take off their shoes and get in touch with soil, experiencing an intimate, immersive space. 

Participants are asked to bring with them an element of nature: a stone, branch or a feather for example


This workshop is on the occasion of Martha Hincapie Charry's involvment at RISE 2026 as co-curator and facilitator of the protocols required for the indigenous artists.

This event was co-curated in collaboration with Tramway as part of RISE 2026, Dance North's Festival of Contemporary Dance and Performance. From Sat 23 May to Sat 6 June, RISE will honour global Indigenous artists whose work connects land, story, and movement worldwide

This workshop is supported by the Goethe-Institut, Glasgow.

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