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Juggling Art
At troposfera.xyz, we explore the world with a juggler’s perspective, observing the details and understanding the phenomena that surround us.
We delve into music and generative environments, working with systems that connect and relate, with artistic research as the core of our work.
Juggling Art
WORK We Perform
We express ideas, emotions, and narratives through juggling. A call to see the world in a different way, to explore what exists between us. Juggling becomes a conversation, a way to connect, question, and inspire reflections.
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WORKSHOPS We Inspire
A space to explore juggling at your own pace, an opportunity to rethink how we connect, develop skills with intention, and transform how we understand and share ideas. Movement activates dynamics that inspire new approaches, both personally and collectively.
Discover how this practice can transform team dynamics with juggling for companies, refine skills with diabolo techniques, or inspire new pedagogical approaches with functional workshops for schools. These experiences connect with movement in an accessible and meaningful way, tailored to every level.
Juggling Art
LABS We Learn
Our labs are research spaces where juggling is a way to ask questions and explore new paths. We work from diverse perspectives, exploring materials, theory, and generating tools for investigation.
This process is a fertile ground where ideas can grow and evolve freely, maintaining a curious and open outlook. The labs become spaces to enrich the practice and contribute to artistic development from a reflective and accessible foundation.
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BLOG We Share
A space to reflect on juggling, music, and how these fields are connected. Here, we share ideas and projects that explore the artistic and technical process, with reflections on specific practices and resources to experiment with. We document research and hands-on practice, seeking ways to understand how juggling becomes a form of expression and discovery.
