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Moving with landscapes

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As a Movement Director and Choreographer, Ana’s enthusiasm lies with her strong relationship to wild Scottish landscapes, with the influence on the body through journey within these landscapes integral to her work - finding a flow state through bikepacking and movement.

 

Within this inclusive space, Ana seeks discover movement stories across Scotland and in doing so, research the ways in which people and communities connect to landscape.

 

Actively engaging with movement stories throughout Scotland; on a creelers boat on the West Coast - to learning to cut peat with the community of The Isle of Lewis - experiencing these stories of the moving body and the people interwoven with landscape, inspires Ana to creatively collaborate with communities across the Highlands and Islands. Engaging directly with the people behind their heritage, gives ownership in the sharing of their culture.

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Through the perspective of movement, Ana see's these experiences as movement heritage.

 

With a timely emphasis and growing focus on the future of our relationships to our Scottish landscapes - Ana is driven to cast urgent eyes on the importance of recognising and understanding our interwoven and unique relationships to these landscapes.​

 

Follow Ana’s updates on Instagram - movementbyana_​​​​

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Watch the film below to gain an insight - My Wilderness, commissioned by Wilderness Scotland.

Film by Rupert Shanks.

MOVEMENT DIRECTOR / CHOREOGRAPHER / BIKEPACKING GUIDE

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Winner of the 2024 John Muir Trust : Creative Freedom, Multimedia Category  - "My Wilderness" Ana Norrie-Toch & Rupert Shanks

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