Moonzescope x Flow 2025 Workshops
Creating Space for Artists, Connection, and Justice
As part of our commitment to social and environmental justice, Flow by Lian has been co-organizing a series of community-centered workshops in collaboration with Moonzescope. These gatherings serve as spaces for exploration, healing, and collective learning—rooted in the belief that the arts are a vital tool for transformation.
By holding space for artists and participants from all walks of life, we aim to nurture a creative ecosystem that honors care, reciprocity, and community resilience.
May 25th, 2025: Carried in Our Bones
Workshops on Ancestral wisdom, wellness, and collective becoming
Rituals of Resistance: Spirit, Sovereignty, and the Fight for Black & Indigenous Reproductive Liberation by The Ellemental
Honoring our Elders, Remembering our Path by Rozette de Castro
Grounding in Clay: Healing the Brain and Mana with Native Informed Clay Expression by Malia Morioka
June 8th, 2025: Threads, Vitality, and Flow
An Earth-centered Workshop Day
Upcycled Crochet Bags by JÉLÉ
Into-You-I-See: Relationship with the Earth by Flow by Lian
Your Personal Footprint by Lashawn "Suga Ray" Marston
Past Workshops:
Into-You-I-See Workshop
“Into-You-I-See”—a play on intimacy—is a human connection movement workshop that blends conversation and choreography. It explores the mind-body connection and invites access to the subconscious through listening, emotion, and physical response. Guided by evolving themes and critical questions, participants engage in partnered dialogue and observation, transforming authentic gestures into collaborative dance.
Designed for all ages, abilities, and experiences
Ongoing workshop established in November 2021
Into-You-I-See has been offered at the following events
January 2023: Creative Winter Workshops at Lehman College
March + May 2023: Wellness Circle at NOMAA
May 2023: Moonoura's Self-Connection Art Expo at The Brooklyn Monarch
July 2023: Gente Healing in the Park at Fort Tryon Park
March 2024: Camino al Arte Residency in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
SteLi Book Club:
Anti-Racism Education
The year 2020 brought out a huge shift in the world. Injustices once kept from the light rose to the surface; things once overlooked in our personal lives, as well, have entered the forefront of our consciousness. We as a community felt an urgent pull to address and educate ourselves on the role systemic racism has played in world history and in particular the effect it has had on the lives of Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC). Our intention was to hold ourselves accountable and encourage and inspire others to continue or take on learning from, discussing and sharing these stories and experiences.
Since June 2020, we have held weekly SteLi Book Club meetings, engaging in works with an anti-racism lens which facilitates critical thinking for other areas of life.
Session 1: "The New Jim Crow" by Michelle Alexander
Session 2: "Ten Arguments for Deleting your Social Media Accounts Right Now" by Jaron Lanier
Session 3: "Funeral Diva" by Pamela Sneed
"This entire pandemic has blown up and magnified the ways in which our society has failed our people. Part of the quarantine experience has been watching this all unfold in isolation and silence. I come to SteLi Book Club to partake in a collective creation of hope that is desperately needed."
-Amanda Almeida
Member of SteLi Book Club Sessions 1, 2, and 3
Mindfulness Sessions
SteLi Dance has offered MORNING and EVENING Mindfulness Sessions on Instagram LIVE from November 2020 until May 2021.
The sessions focus on stretching the body and relaxing the mind, while bringing our awareness and focus onto our breath.
The morning sessions are meant as a way to help start the day right, grounding you in your body to be fully present in the current moment.
The evening sessions are used to prepare the mind and body for sleep, and release the stresses of the day.
All sessions are saved on our IGTV for 24 hours.
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Zoom Dance Classes
Dancer Talks
SteLi Dance Company presents the Dancer Talk series, where we get to know our dancers on the topic of food or a location.
In these videos, we got to know four of our dancers,
Asim Logan, Loreal Quiroz, Kara Hauenstein, and Destiny Pino
on a personal topic of either food or a specific location in NYC - both of which have meaning to them. We hope you enjoy watching these just as much as we did making them, learning about our dancers as human beings.