A tango couple mid-step against a pale marble wall, a colonnaded city drawn faintly behind them.4 parts · 4 min

Masterclasses

Tango

Tango as a laboratory of presence, trust, boundaries and desire. Two people make one movement while each keeps their own axis. It reads most directly through Demeter, though no practice belongs to one force.

with Valeria Zolotco

Psychoanalyst, method author

About this masterclass

What if there are rooms inside you that you’ve never entered?

Not empty rooms.

Rooms where parts of your potential have been sleeping for years.

Strength you never needed to use.
Sensuality you never allowed yourself to inhabit.
Aggression you learned to suppress.
The ability to surrender, lead, trust, take space, be seen.

What if we could open those doors and get a glimpse of who else we are capable of becoming?

In this masterclass · 4 parts

  1. A still from the first Tango laboratory clip.

    Part 1 · 1 min

    Tango: presence

    A minute inside the laboratory. Where a shared movement actually begins: not with a step, but with whether you notice that the person in front of you is already here.

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    A still from the second Tango laboratory clip.

    Part 2 · 1 min

    Tango: trust

    A minute inside the laboratory. How much control over the outcome you need before you can relax, and what is left of the movement once you let it go.

  3. A still from the third Tango laboratory clip.

    Part 3 · 1 min

    Tango: boundaries

    A minute inside the laboratory. Proposing a direction and letting it be declined, without taking the proposal back and without turning it into a demand.

  4. A still from the fourth Tango laboratory clip.

    Part 4 · 1 min

    Tango: desire

    A minute inside the laboratory. What keeps the movement going in the half second after a mistake, and why that is desire rather than technique.