Walking LovINK: Carried by Many (CY) | One-With-One walk
Eleftheria Socratous
04/10/2025 | Saturday
10:30–12:00 | 15:00–16:30 | 17:30–19:00
Starting Point @Synergeio
Language: English & Greek
Free entrance | Limited spots | Booking required @more.com
“Walking LovINK: Carried by Many” is the latest form of Eleftheria’s one-with-one walks, part of her three-year-long—and still unfolding—research into love as a practice. These walks, now guided not only by Eleftheria but also by six other facilitators, embody a shared responsibility for creating spaces of care. In this context, love is understood as a set of actions that resist and challenge the abuse of power and the suppression of human or more- than human bodies.
Reflecting the idea of love as a continuous journey toward a “not-yet” place, each walk concludes with the creation of a mini personal love manifesto. This manifesto defies the idea of a singular, monolithic, static narrative; instead, it becomes part of an interwoven text that embodies the notion of constant becoming.
For its presentation at the Open House Festival, the project embraces this collective approach, with all facilitators attuned to the process through Eleftheria’s guidance, following the research’s care and access guidelines to provide a safer space for participants.
Fascilitators of walks: Konstantina Skalionta, Georgia Andreou, Roz, Christos Intzeyannis, Elisavet Panagiotou, Eleftheria Sokratous, Artemis Evlogimenou
The term “walking” addresses diverse bodies and includes wheelchairs, mobility scooters, walking aids, or other technologies or assistance | Age:+7
Credits:
Concept/Design: Eleftheria Sokratous
Fascilitators of walks: Konstantina Skalionta, Georgia Andreou, Roz, Christos Intzeyannis, Elisavet Panagiotou, Eleftheria Sokratous, Artemis Evlogimenou
*The artistic research of this project was conducted in the frame of the Master’s program “Home of Performance Practices” at the University of Artez in the Netherlands (2023-2024), as well as the Moving the New 2024 residency program of Dance House Lemesos.
Photography by Steef Kersbergen
