Conversations with Jeppe Graugaard, Part I, Practice

Posted byAntonio DiasPosted inArt, Creativity, DialogueTags:, , , , , , , , , ,

I’m just back from two weeks working

with Jeppe Graugaard in Denmark.

This recording is the first of a three-part series

of conversations resulting from our time together.

Part 2

Part 3

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My work is centered on attending to the intersection of perception and creativity. Complexity cannot be reduced to any given certainty. Learning is Central: Sharing our gifts, Working together, Teaching and learning in reciprocity. Entering into shared Inquiry, Maintaining these practices as a way of life. Let’s work together to build practices, strengthen dialogue, and discover and develop community. Let me know how we might work together.

One thought on “Conversations with Jeppe Graugaard, Part I, Practice”

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