Member of Feniks -Asociation for Human
Development and Innovative Actions (Murter, Croatia), one of the collaborating
organizations for this II Unconference.
Entrepreneur. committed to the advancement of human development and
social cohesion and to creating and actively participating in initiatives that
generate social and environmental value.
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| Felix B.Bopp |
Founder of
the Club of Amsterdam, one of the partner organizations for this II Unconference.
The Club of Amsterdam is an independent, international, future-oriented think
tank involved in channelling preferred futures. It involves those who dare to
think out of the box and those who don't just talk about the future but
actively participate in shaping outcomes.
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| Sabine Zweig |
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| Philippe Beaufour |
They teach and share movement, forms and meditation, design work,
communication, personal empowerment, integral life coaching and inner
wealth with the constant challenge of staying creative and up to date with their
knowledge and passion. Sabine and Phillip value life as a piece of art that one
can mould, transform, create and define, using the body as the first basic tool
for performing actions.
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| Virginia Imaz |
Co-founder of the theatrical group OihulariKlown, Virginia has been a professional clown since 1988. She has directed more than 40 “Clown
Spectacles”, half of which have been performed by her own company. She, herself, is a specialist in “Clownclusions”,
a comic summary of the proceedings of meetings, seminars and forums. Virginia understands the clown’s role, above
all, as a means of diversion, as an invitation to ceremony with humour. “There
is something magical, something sacred, and something extremely serious in
cultivating humour because humour is vital for healing, for recovering
ourselves from everyday dramas. Humour puts things in their places, fades
tragedy and redeems us. The
“Clownconclusionists” put their money on comedy, even if, or precisely because
of the need to communicate the grave and the serious. Their interventions are surely an occasion
for distraction but they are also an occasion for reflexion.
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| Jon Sarasua |
Writer, “bertsolari” (poetic
dialog improviser), investigator and professor at Mondragon University. Jon has been promoter and participant in
numerous initiatives characterized by the creation of social and cultural
value. During his trajectory, Jon has
constantly appealed to responsibility, compromise and individual creativity for
collectively attending challenges we face.
At present, Jon is involved in “Garabide”, an association founded with
the purpose of cooperating with Southern Hemisphere communities with minorized
languages by sharing experiences regarding the development of Euskera and its
culture.
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| Ivan Repila |
A dreamer from Bilbao who has unfurled his talent
as writer, editor and cultural manager. Iván is author of the novels “Una Comedia Canalla” and “El Niño que Robó el Caballo de Atila”
as well as prologues and critiques for national and international publications.
Iván is co-founder of the editorial “Masmédula Ediciones”, specializing in poetry,
and by which he has published the books “Delicatessen
Underground”, “Bilbao Ametsak”,
and “Traductor de Sueños por Babilonia”
de Sefio Oiarzabal, “La Curva del Eco”
del Reynaldo Jiménez, y “Batalla Campal”
by Pere Mallén. In the sphere of
cultural management, Iván has worked for diverse national and international
entities in the production, coordination and direction of conferences, meetings
and festivals pertaining to theatre, music and dance, as well as in the
writing, correction and edition of numerous publication.
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Inmaculada Martínez
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She
is a landscapist, professor of Yoga, Tantra instructor, life-coach, business
woman and entrepreneur. Vital and
enthusiastic, Inmaculada transmits, through her work, the joy of living and
creating. She is facilitates
personal-growth processes and the development of consciousness, especially in
women, both in Spain and beyond, through her talks, courses and seminars. Inmaculada is an expert in couples’
relationships and in the habits intimacy generates; she promotes the transcendence
and integration of personal experiences.
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| Mikel Alvira |
Mikel
combines his activity as a novelist and poet with script writing for cinema,
publicity, and documentaries as well as with collaborating in different
magazines and newspapers. He is noted
for his prolific and diverse activity as well as for his creative ability for
bringing art into diverse places by way of everyday means. His most
recent novels include “Llegará la
lluvia”, “El mar que te debía” y
"En la tierra de los nombres propios".
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| Iñigo López |
Singer, composer and multi-intralmentalist, this “Bilbaino” does not
acknowledge labels and is committed to music as a magical means for the
expression of his soul, unlimited by closed styles. At this time, Iñigo is the leader of the band
Quaoar, the recent winner of the 24th edition of Villa de Bilbao; he is also
drummer and artistic producer in “James Room and Weird Antigua”.
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| Cristina Lindegaard |
Dancer and mistress of dance, Cristina
offers dance courses both nationally and internationally. Right now she is immersed in her project
“Flamenco for the Soul”, through which she promotes dance as a medium of
connection with one’s roots, generating a form of expression that is vital,
genuine and coherent.
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| Belén Maya |
Libre,
creativa, atrevida, inquieta, abierta, Belén Maya simboliza progreso en el flamenco. La búsqueda
constante para renovación y nuevos retos le ha llevado de lo neo-clásico al
contemporáneo. Pero no le importa que no la puedan etiquetar. Siendo hija
de bailaores, comenzó su formación en Madrid, complementándola con estancias en
Italia, Alemania e Inglaterra en danza clásica, hindú y contemporánea, lo que
ha convertido a Belén Maya en una bailaora excepcional en la
que tradición y clasicismo están a la misma altura que modernidad y estética
contemporánea.
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