Robin Woolner
Robin works at the intersection of ecological stewardship and community governance. He has worked internationally in agriculture and ecosystem restoration projects over the last 15 years; most extensively with rural communities in Morocco, Spain, and Northern California. He currently resides in Los Angeles where he has been investigating artistic group practices as ways of tending to commons.
Session
How do we tap into collective intelligence without relying solely on words? Participants bring real questions they are holding from their projects, their communities, or their practice and the group will respond with improvised intuitive movement to make the implicit explicit and surface unspoken truths and shared patterns.
This participatory session offers something rare in technology-focused spaces: a liberatory invitation to step out of the head and into the body. Using the "Co:Oracle" methodology, this session treats collective, improvisational movement as a site of revelation and sensemaking.