We shake with joy, we shake with grief.
What a time they have, these two
housed as they are in the same body."

~Mary Oliver

We shake with joy, we shake with grief.
What a time they have, these two
housed as they are in the same body.

~Mary Oliver

We shake with joy, we shake with grief.
What a time they have, these two
housed as they are in the same body.

~Mary Oliver

(re)memberings

(re)memberings are big-hearted communal art rituals that disrupt the amnesia of our times, embodying more authentic, connected, and humane ways of being together in the world. Each interdisciplinary project becomes a collective witness and restorative space where our longing and wonder can co-exist.

(re)memberings live at the crossroads of ancestral storytelling, song, clowning, grief tending, and games. They are slow-cooked by a diverse ensemble and are sourced from Embodiment Breathwork, dreams, improvisation, and the intelligence of the earth.

Soulful and gritty, (re)memberings range from intimate circles to more expansive happenings, unfolding in kitchens, theatres, and backyards— anywhere and everywhere we gather to (re)member.


(re)memberings

~Martine Prechtel

(re)memberings are big-hearted communal art rituals that disrupt the amnesia of our times, embodying more authentic, connected, and humane ways of being together in the world. Each interdisciplinary project becomes a collective witness and restorative space where our longing and wonder can co-exist.

(re)memberings live at the crossroads of ancestral storytelling, song, clowning, grief tending, and games. They are slow-cooked by a diverse ensemble and are sourced from Embodiment Breathwork, dreams, improvisation, and the intelligence of the earth.

Soulful and gritty, (re)memberings range from intimate circles to more expansive happenings, unfolding in kitchens, theatres, and backyards— anywhere and everywhere we gather to (re)member.

“Grief is praise, because it is the natural way love honors what it misses.”

~Martine Prechtel


“Grief is praise, because it is the natural way love honors what it misses.”