Torment of Lacing

16sep14:3016:30Torment of LacingGarden14:30 - 16:30 Facilitatorhua hua (she/her)CategoryQueerope 2023

Time

(Saturday) 14:30 - 16:30

Event Details

 

In this workshop, we will be looking at the effect of tying tight lacing. We will explore the presence of Semenawa by applying high tension, immobilizing the whole body, and creating a slow build-up for a rope scene.

Welcome to tie along in this hands-on workshop, bring as many ropes as you can as this tie requires a lot of ropes!

 

Format: hands-on workshop

Minimum knowledge level: basic knots and frictions. e.g single-column tie, double column tie, and half hitches

Maximum amount of participants: 8 pairs, passive watching is welcome.

What to bring: as many ropes as you require

Constellations: all constellations welcome

Accessibility: we will be sitting on the floor but other ways to sit more comfortably can be arranged

Facilitator

hua hua (she/her)

hua hua (she/her) is a Shibari artist and founder of Borderline Shibari, a platform dedicated to creating a mindful and conscious Shibari community. She began the first public Shibari classes in Shanghai in 2017 and spent many years working to encourage a healthier approach to Kink in China. She is currently based in Amsterdam where she is continuing to teach and produce events, as well as expanding Borderline online to provide accessibility to Shibari education worldwide. She believes that rope bondage is a practice of mindfulness and authentic communication. To her, ropes are like a bridge: creating a connection between people and cultures. She is passionate about exploring how Shibari can be expressed through different mediums, particularly through film, performance, and installations. hua hua is currently on a journey of making Shibari and Kink content visible on public platforms without being demonetized or censored. Her teaching style is more holistic than systematic, focusing on intentionality and a slow mindful pacing. She does not teach in one particular style, but rather on adapting the tie to meet the needs of everyone involved.

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