Monsoon Perspective Online Lab is a thematic edition of iLOGY praxis, an embodied storytelling and performance practice that explores the relationship between memory, self, culture, and ecology through the memories & experience of the monsoon.
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A Journey beyond Storytelling Storytelling as a phenomenological process. The storyteller inserts himself into a canvas through a process which could be diegetic or mimetic and is responsible about the authenticity of the narrative and the experience - a responsibility for creating authentic articulations towards a certain ethical truth. The subjectivity of the storyteller, his … Continue reading On storytelling by Sudipta Dawn
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"The soul does not search, analyse, experiment—it seeks, feels, experiences" - Shri Aurobindo Ghosh "As soon as we go out of the encasings in which radical mechanism and radical finalism confine our thought, reality appears as a ceaseless upspringing of something new"― Henri Bergson Alliance Française du Bengale, iLOGY praxis & friends celebrate Fête de la … Continue reading Musticism – a session to celebrating Fête de la Musique, 2026
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Monsoon Perspective Online Lab is a thematic edition of iLOGY praxis, an embodied storytelling and performance practice that explores the relationship between memory, self, culture, and ecology through the memories & experience of the monsoon.
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The ākāśa workshop, led by Janardan Ghosh, focuses on performance rituals from Natyshastra, storytelling, and listening techniques for personal and social transformation. For more info, contact +91 8697919308.
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Welcome to the iLOGY quantum storytelling & performance rural residency workshop at Shantiniketan, India from December 26 - 31, 2025.
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An international ĀKĀŚA international storyperformance rural residency in Shantiniketan, India. Based on contemporary interpretation application of Indian aesthetics theories namely Natyashastra & Abhinayadarpanam. ĀKĀŚA storytelling workshop has been conducted over the last 8 years and more than 200 storytellers from around the world have participated in our workshops.
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