<h3>Part 2: Mapping the body-mind journey: </h3><h3>Engaging your inner-self through Improv (body-mind-object) practice</h3>You are invited to experiment with performing art processes, using objects and imagination to create experiences as a way to address complexity:“Experiences have the potential to integrate “hard” and “soft” data present in any situation. They use exactly this potential of constructing an integrated understanding of a complex - multileveled - reality that experiential knowing offers us, as it combines various ways of relating us with the world such as the mindful, the sensory, the embodied and the emotional.” Gregory Bateson, An Ecology of MindTo work with our imagination, we need to engage our inner-self:&nbsp;“To realize a dream and create a new reality, we need to be in touch with our emotions, ‘want’ and motivation and thus with our inner self”. Philosopher Ernst Bloch links the intimate process and the impulse that leads to creative action: “Connecting to our intimate world mobilizes our creativity and our imagination. Free thoughts are floating inside us which get turned into actions and impulses are energy to convert into actions these thoughts that live inside us as a result of our experiences”. (...) One cannot engage one’s inner self without engaging one’s subjectivity. In addition, the philosopher highlights the value of myths, folk stories, and tales as a qualitative and symbolic forms of our historical conscience. The artist refers to the above when creating new signifiers and opening up the possibility for new worlds.” &nbsp;Bloch, J.; Verchère, C. How Art Places Climate Change at the Heart of Technological Innovation. J. Open Innov. Technol. Mark. Complex. 2019, 5, 93. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://doi.org/10.3390/joitmc5040093">https://doi.org/10.3390/joitmc5040093</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Please, bring:<ul><li>a glass of water,</li><li>a toilet paper roll,</li><li>a pen,</li><li>a fruit!</li></ul>As an example, we propose to act/move/make in order to explore performative metabolism in relation to Dynamic Energy Budget Adventure.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ2FjjaYQ6c&amp;t=290s">Video from SatoriD/Imaginarium</a> gathering/Omega Working Group @TEC Working Group)