
21/06/2025
Three artists worked on Dancing the Parenting: Bronwen (dance), Deborah Aguirre-Jones (Visual arts) and Alex Lupo (music).
Whether it was feeling and finding a movement for an emotion through dance, then taking that move and putting it into clay, or using humming as a way to find different parts of our bodies - all three art forms played with and supported each other.
The wellbeing of our artists was a primary concern. Running groups such as this can feel like a transactional service - artists are brought in to run a session, then go. In this project the artists were as much a part of the co-creating and evaluation approach as the parents and clinical teams. We all had much to learn from one another. Further, by being involved in this work each artist has pushed their own personal practice.
If you’d like to know more follow the link in our linktree to the case study on the WAHWN website.
Daeth tri artist i weithio ar Dancing the Parenting: Bronwen (dawns), Deborah Aguirre-Jones (celf gweledol) ac Alex Lupo (cerddoriaeth).
Boed yn teimlo symudiad a’i ganfod ar gyfer emosiwn trwy ddawns, yna cymryd y symudiad hwnnw a’i osod mewn clai, neu ddefnyddio hymio fel ffordd o ganfod rhannau gwahanol o’n cyrff – cefnogodd y tri ffurf celf eu gilydd mewn ffordd chwareus.
Ein prif bryder oedd lles y cyfranogwyr.. Gall rhedeg grwpiau fel hwn deimlo fel gwasanaeth trafodol – caiff y artistiaid eu cyflogi i redeg sesiwn, yna gadael yn syth wedi ei gynnal. Yn y prosiect hwn roedd y artistiaid yn rhan fawr o’r cyd-gynhyrchu a gwerthuso ynghyd â’r rhieni a’r timau clinigol. Roedd llawer i’w ddysgu oddi wrth ein gilydd. Yn ogystal, drwy fod yn rhan o’r gwaith hwn mae pob artist wedi gwthio eu hymarfer personol.
Os hoffech ddysgu mwy, dilynwch y ddolen yn ein linktree i’r astudiaeth achos ar wefan WAHWN.
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