​In a world of constant movement, we often stay connected through screens, but disconnected from our bodies.

​This workshop invites you to reconnect through presence, sensation, and shared space.

​Starting from the individual body — a “point” — we explore how attention, movement, and subtle interactions expand into a living network between people. Through guided explorations, partner-based practices, and collective moments, we open a space where connection is not spoken, but felt.

​This is not about learning choreography.
It is about sensing, responding, and being with others in a different way.

​Whether you are a digital nomad, a curious mover, or simply someone who wants to return to their body, you are welcome.

​Instructor ｜ Skinner Collective

​Shu-Hsien Lu 呂書嫺

​A dance artist and interdisciplinary creator working across movement, sound, and performance. Her work explores the relationship between body, perception, and environment, with experiences spanning international festivals and cross-disciplinary collaborations.

​Fran Hu 胡芳珣

​A multidisciplinary creator and producer working across theatre, live events, and spatial storytelling. Trained in Drama and Theatre at NTU, her practice bridges creative vision and execution through performance, lighting design, and production.

​Skinner Collective

​This workshop is developed by Skinner Collective, a team working at the intersection of physical theatre, sound, and spatial experimentation.

​We are interested in how the body responds to invisible systems — social norms, structures, and environments — and how collective experiences can reshape perception.

​Rather than delivering fixed forms, we create situations where participants can experience, question, and re-negotiate their relationship with their own body and others.

​Part of Taiwan Digital Fest (TDF), Taiwan’s largest and most iconic digital nomad festival, bringing together global nomads, creators, entrepreneurs, and local communities across Taiwan. Learn more at fest.dna.org.tw.