Willi Farrales
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Willi Farrales
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Willi Queer identity and dominant culture. How we are sculpted. Looking at where we are shaped in a dominant culture and how do we unhook from it in Western culture and society, there are boxes where we can check off how people are supposed to be: male/female, straight/gay, and the praxis is moving into the variety and breadth the queer community has to offer. Willi that talks about how in Indigenous American culture where some languages are more verbs based so there is more fluidity. There is always going to be a horizon to queerness beyond where we are now so it keeps evolving. How do we set the conditions that allow us to make space for the creation which we have not seen or know into perpetuity? What does it mean to think outside of the conditions, norms, patterns?
Willi then leads us in a somatic practice of centering, a way of being in this moment and broadening it to what is to come.
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