Furia means rage, fury, anger – and at the same time, according to the etymological dictionary, goddess of revenge, „wildly behaving woman“, love rage, enthusiasm or rapture. A term that carries opposites and opens up spaces.

Anger is a feminine word and yet anger affects us all, regardless of gender identity and imprint.

This session is not about „anger and evil“, instead we want to curiously explore and experience anger: physically, somatically, creatively, cognitively and verbally in exchange.

We will be accompanied by the questions:

What is your relationship to anger?

How does it manifest itself, what form can it take?

Can you approach it gently?

When does it come knocking – and what lies hidden under its cloak?

What awaits you

Movement & embodiment support you in feeling, perceiving and arriving at your own rhythm.

Your creative expression emerges from this experience – through painting, writing or free design.

Empathic communication offers you a space for reflection and encounter with everything that lies hidden behind your angry gestures and word facades.

You don’t need any artistic, physical or theoretical experience – just openness and curiosity about what wants to show itself.

On site:
All materials provided, plus tea & snacks
and a warm soup/stew during the break

Questions?
Write to us at:
deutschuachvaldivia@gmail.com

Date:
Saturday, 2nd May 2026

Time:
11:00 – 16:30

Location:
Shanti Studios, Cologne

Price:
€47 – €55

Pricing model:
Two price categories, same experience for everyone
The solidarity price helps support participants who can pay less

Georgiana is trained in Expressive Arts Therapy (Life/Art Process) and is currently studying art therapy in Freiburg. Her work combines creative expression with body-based practices, inspired by her training in Hatha Yoga in Mexico. In her sessions, she invites participants to connect with the unconscious through movement, creative processes, and symbolic work.

Ela is a trainer in empathic communication and diversity, with training in Nonviolent Communication (NVC). She creates learning and experiential spaces using a vibrant mix of methods from mindfulness, NVC, design thinking, and role play. In her sessions, she invites participants to explore their relationship with themselves and others in a playful and curious way.