Bokrelease: I Don’t Know Yet - Yet I Dance av Camilla Lombardi
Nu är det officiellt!!! jag släpper min bok *I Don’t Know Yet* - _Yet I Dance_ den 21 oktober!
Jag har bokrelease i Stockholm den kvällen, och det går också att vara med online.
Stockholm, Världsbiblioteket - Södermalm
18:00-ca 22:00
Det blir bok, dans, konst, frågor, mat & dryck och förhoppningsvis betydligt färre svar än frågor.
Det är gratis, men man behöver registrera sig via Eventbrite.
Klicka på länken och tryck RESERVE A SPOT & REGISTER.
Välj sedan ONSITE (på plats, Världsbiblioteket på Södermalm) eller ONLINE.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-dont-know-yet-yet-i-dance-book-launch-biljetter-2000110664840
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It’s official: I’m launching my book *I Don’t Know Yet* - _Yet I Dance_ on 21 October!
Stockholm, Världsbiblioteket Södermalm
18:00–around 22:00
The event is FREE, but registration is required.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-dont-know-yet-yet-i-dance-book-launch-biljetter-2000110664840
Click the link and press RESERVE A SPOT & REGISTER.
Then choose ONSITE or ONLINE.
Om du behöver nedan:
About the book:
How can a dancer cross a dark stage with impossible precision… and still trip over a curb on the way home?
Part memoir, part artistic manifesto, part backstage conspiracy against certainty, I Don’t Know Yet - Yet I Dance dives into the strange mechanics of creativity, embodiment, and the deeply uncomfortable art of not knowing what you’re doing yet. And continuing anyway.
Written by a professional dancer and teacher, the book unfolds like a performance itself: before the curtain rises, inside the rehearsal chaos, behind the stage lights, and within the invisible architecture where movement is born long before the body moves.
Through stories, science, and the clumsy humour of the floor, the book explores proprioception, the body's internal GPS, rhythm as remedy, and the ancient iatric mind that heals through movement. And why creativity, so often, works best when we finally stop trying to control it. It traces a lateral path through imagined conversations with artists and world-builders and features honest reflections from five extraordinary women whose voices both mirror and challenge the author's own.
This is a book about intuition, collective rhythm, and artistic survival. An invitation to trust the strange intelligence of the body.
And then to set the stage on fire.
About the Author:
Camilla Lombardi is a Swedish-born dancer, choreographer, and artistic researcher with 25 years of experience in the performing arts. Specializing in movement theory, proprioception, and internal composition, her work bridges physical practice with deep cognitive exploration. She is dedicated to investigating ensemble awareness and the live, unscripted intelligence of the body.