 Many artists are paralyzed by the fear of not succeeding, which prevents them from even trying. This fear can be deeply ingrained, stemming from early life experiences where failure was met with harsh criticism or punishment. Over time, this can create a mental block that convinces you that failure is a reflection of your worth as an artist. The fear of failure can also be amplified by the competitive nature of the art world, where rejection is common and success can feel elusive.
At the School of Disobedience, we create a safe and supportive environment where we encourage experimentation and risk-taking, helping you to redefine failure as a stepping stone to success—whatever success means to you. It's crucial to see failure as an opportunity for growth and learning. Failures don't define you; how you respond does! Embrace the idea that each failure brings you closer to your true potential, providing valuable lessons that help you refine your craft and strengthen your resilience.
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Author"I graduated from both ESSEC Business School and ENSAPC Art School in France. As a choreographer, cultural entrepreneur, and community activist, I harness the transformative power of art to build spaces, experiences, and communities. My artistic practice explores new poetic, fragile, and hybrid forms, spanning multiple mediums, including text, image, object, and movement. I create full-length dance pieces, short-format performances, immersive installations, multi-sensory community experiences. Over the past two decades, I've founded the School of Disobedience, established my own performance art company (Gray Box), and launched the annual Wildflowers Festival. I embrace everything unusual, unexpected, and nonconformist. I am not kind with assholes and have learned to forge my own path. I am here to guide you in thinking outside the box and achieving independence. To me, the real party is outside the confines of the established canon." Archives
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