How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body with Claire Loussouarn at IMT Gallery

Join us for a four-session online course exploring the feral intelligence of the body: how it listens, questions, adapts, resists habit, and remembers what modern life teaches us to forget.

How to Be Feral: Movement Practices to Re-Wild Your Body invites you to explore unfamiliar ways of moving that unsettle what we think we know about our bodies. Drawing from Claire Loussouarn’s book How to Be Feral, we’ll practise trusting instinct before understanding, and learning from the more-than-human world. 

Across four fortnightly sessions, we’ll use movement as a mode of thinking and knowing, alongside simple forms of movement mapping, to explore how movement can open different perspectives, train attention, and reconnect us to parts of ourselves that have been quietened by social and cultural conditioning. Together we’ll approach our everyday environments as something to be received, listened to and moved with.

Led by movement artist Dr Claire Loussouarn and hosted by IMT Gallery, the course offers a reflective and practical space for artists, performers, writers, researchers, educators, somatic practitioners, ecologists, and anyone curious about how the body can think, sense and know.

?? No movement experience is needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore.

The course begins 4 October 2026.

Ready to discover what the body never forgot? Follow the link below for full details, and to book.