Moe Clark

Join us for the first eco-somatic walk of the year in Agrignon Park 🪻🍃🪻🍃 guided by @coralshort and @moeclark ! Link to register in bio #ecosomatic #somaticexperincing #somaticexperiencingpractitioner #walkingmeditation

🌔JAMAIS LUNE 🌖 le 1ie mai • 21h • gratuit ÉVÉNEMENT EXTÉRIEUR Belvédère du Boisé-Est - parc Frédéric-Back (entrée coin rue Deville / Ave Du Cirque) Pleased to share the stage for the ritual performance opening of the 25th anniversary of festival jamais lu alongside 9 other brilliant artists, in a poetic, confessional & musical love letter to and with the full moon in May. 🌱sâkipakâwi-pîsim 🌕 Le premier grand spectacle extérieur gratuit de l’histoire du Jamais Lu! Sous la pleine lune du 1er mai, au parc Frédéric-Back, s’ouvre le 25e Festival du Jamais Lu avec un rituel théâtral inédit. Pensé comme une cérémonie contemporaine, ce spectacle rassemble sur scène des autrices, musiciennes et performeuses — toutes femmes et personnes non-binaires — invitées à écrire pour l’occasion des textes et des chants inédits. Des confessions murmurées à la lune, des secrets déposés dans la nuit, des paroles offertes à cet astre ancien afin qu’il veille sur nous toustes et sur celles et ceux qui viendront après nous. Chaque participante y nomme quelque chose qu’elle n’a jamais dit à voix haute : une vérité intime, un désir, une honte, une colère, une peur. Un aveu gardé longtemps pour soi et confié, pour la première fois, à la nuit. Une vérité qui peut être solennelle, intense, mais aussi drôle, déstabilisante, tendre ou éclatante. Car la pleine lune amplifie. Elle fait monter les marées, éclaire ce qui se cache et rend visibles les choses enfouies. @jamais_lu @atsak_thrasher @soleil_launiere @elle_stoodley +++

* Uluṟu Kata Tjuṯa deep time continuums listening worlds awaken ancient beginnings * Aṉangu country palyah ~ kinanâskomitinâwaw grateful for this life *

* deep space time uluru sky anangu country *

* songs of sîkwan: voicing the waking body EXPERIENTIAL 2-DAY WORKSHOP INVITING A THERAPEUTIC EXPLORATION OF VOCAL AWAKENING THROUGH SOMATIC PRACTICES, RITUALS, VOICE + SONG. We are excited to collaborate for the first time, as Mariana Marcassa & Moe Clark, in this deep dive offering, bridging our practices of somatic psychology, somatic experiencing, land-based ritual and vocal improvisation together. we honour sîkwan—spring, and all that wants to be born through song; personal, collective and in active response to the awakening worlds around & within us. * saturday + sunday may 9-10 • 13h-17h join us! detailed info in slides sliding scale rates DM with questions email moe.clark_at_gmail.com for sign-up

✨ The last 7 days I’ve had the deep pleasure of joining these 2 creative babes and phenomenal facilitators in a hybrid land and studio musical body Camp on the dja dja wurrong, taungurung & wurundjeri woi wurrung country. It’s been an incredible deep dive. Charlotte is a composer, vocal artist, mamacita and embodied facilitator of The Musical Body process & camps for over 20 years. Bridging life, community, & music alongside guest artists and teachers in collaborative seven day camps. She’s a powerhouse and gentle force to be reckoned with. Her vocal spells and magical methods bring out kaleidoscopic human depths! @charlotterobertsmusic @themusicalbody themusicalbody The next musical body camp is coming up in September in Macedon Ranges, Victoria (along with a workshop in NSW in July). Moe Clark, 2Spirit multidisciplinary artist, Métis auntie and facilitator hails all the way from tiohtià:ke (Montreal, CA). Bringing land-based ceremonies together with intuitive vocal and somatics practices, Moe invites all parts of ourselves into the creative circle. Her culturally grounded approach holds space for the spirit wanting to be born in each and every moment. @moeclark Ps- thanks to Moes dad Kim for filming and giving us the ‘go’

My deepest intention with The Musical Body Camps is fostering the emerging creature self, spontaneity, vitality, and creative interrelationship with people- belonging and heart-to-heart connection. I’m realising this can’t exist fully without relationship to land. Over the years, The Musical Body has emerged through a weaving of the Singing Shack studio (a shed my mum built and gifted), granite boulders, trees, movement, interpersonal spaces, responsive scores and studio practice, born through the five-year-old me singing with seen & unseen beings of this land, and the teen who longed to facilitate social change. This recent camp met me in a real moment of stretch…solo parenting a three-year-old, shared living, and camp life - reminding me how easily I drift from the ground of it all, and how essential it is to return. In this camp, the depth of attention to land was exquisitely shaped through @moeclark ‘s tender & radiant presence as our guest facilitator, whose relationship with land brought a strong current of listening and becoming for us all. These camps weave nature connection, shared living, chores, NVC, sociometry, studio play, and responsive rituals - alongside life with my son and community threads that continue to unfold. In the final days, we listened deeply…to dew, wind, stone, trees, and memory…walking in relationship with land. We played on the land of the Wurundjeri, Djadja Wurrung and Taungurong people. And many questions are emerging in belonging and fostering play and connection- I loved when Moe wondered about what the old trees and plants might say of what they saw over thousands of years...amongst so many other offerings… Thank you, Moe, for supporting this tender unfolding. I’m remembering that land and human relationship cannot be separated - and I am still learning this. As we explore our creature selves in The Musical Body… where is our home and how do we want to relate to it? Grateful for what unfolded, and for the ongoing Musical Body gatherings. Returning, again and again, to listening…to our curious hearts, and land- as collaborators.

Here we are, on The Musical Body Autumn Camp exploring from texture, senses, place, being into circle singing. We have been exploring our relationship to our bodies, breath, being, land, eachother… the elements within us and around us informing, inspiring and shifting within us, the creature like spiralling and wondering and curious happenings- structures emerging, finding pulse, melodic meandering winds, finding unity, emerging from those spaces, taking flight and growling… taking time to be curious about where sound emerges from… where it lands, how we listen, how we respond….fire, staccato, smooth, moist… weather of voice, weather of body, remembering and resonating…so yummy here with @moeclark and @charlotterobertsmusic and our community of humans for one week on Wurundjeri and Taungurung land… Thank you. What a gift to be playing together.

* arrival onto Dja Dja Wurrung Taungurung Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country *

* sounding out relations * * Cameraygal Country

* flying foxes camp bidjigal country girrahween park wolli creek rainbow lorikeet fig + gum urban bush walk near the train tracks inviting slowness stillness listening gratitude *

* maroubra * place of thunder bidjigal country