Charles A. Washington is a choreographer, performer and musician based in Dresden, Germany. He is the Artistic Director of his project-based dance company called Pinkmetalpetal Productions. At present his primary artistic focus is to try and create spaces and expressions that explore the impossible, the uncertain and the eerie. In 2018 Charles graduated with a MA in choreography, and in 2021 he completed his Miesterklasse research called “We are all a subculture?” at the Palucca University of Dance Dresden


The inner world of our body and the outer world outside of our body is in some evolving morphing relationship that can resonate or be mute. 

Our Cellular foundation <a href="https://www.bodymindcentering.com/\">(BMC®)</a>

Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen suggests that all cells within our body have a living intelligence, and they are capable of knowing themselves, initiating action and communicate with all other cells. Cells in the body exist as individual cells, in a community of cells (tissue, organ, body) and as one whole at the same moment. The sense that comes with the embodiment of the cells is that they have equal opportunity for expression, receptivity and cooperation.&nbsp;

Sociologist Hermut Rosa in his book <a href="https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10767-019-9313-6">Resonance</a>, considers the difference between humanities relationship with the world or humanities relationship towards or in the world. He draws a line between being resonant or mute. Being&nbsp;in a relationship with the world creates a resonate relationship with it, and having a relationship that is separated from the world creates a mute relation.