Experience the vibrant world of dapostar at Visakhapatnam’s first workshop, introducing participants to a mesmerizing fusion of movement and object manipulation. Led by Tarakesh Kolli, a renowned flow artist, this event promises a unique blend of spinning, dance, and martial arts at the picturesque VUDA Park this weekend.
The Origin of Dapostar
Originating in Barcelona, Spain, dapostar utilizes layered stretchable fabric to create a star-shaped flow prop that defies gravity and sparks euphoria. Tarakesh Kolli describes dapostar as more than just a performance art—it’s a meditative practice that fosters connection with one’s body, enhances focus, and promotes creative expression. The workshop offers participants the opportunity to delve into this modern dynamic self-expression, honing movement coordination and understanding of both body and mind.
The Journey of Tarakesh Kolli
Discovering dapostar at a workshop in Hyderabad two and a half years ago, Tarakesh Kolli embraced the art form not just for physical fitness but also for its profound impact on emotional and mental well-being. As a full-time profession, dapostar has enabled him to explore diverse movements and workouts, showcasing the art’s ability to enhance left-right hand coordination, agility, concentration, and control. Beyond physical benefits, dapostar is known for its mood-altering properties, fostering a positive state of mind and providing an avenue for creative expression through movement.
The Rising Popularity of Dapostar
With dapostar gaining momentum in Indian cities like Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Bengaluru, the art form is increasingly recognized for its team-building potential in corporate settings. Integrating elements like fire and LED lights adds a dramatic flair to performances, captivating audiences and elevating the overall experience.
The Workshop Experience
The upcoming workshop in Visakhapatnam promises an immersive experience for participants of all ages, regardless of prior experience. From basic spins and weaves to advanced holds and throws, attendees will explore a range of techniques under Tarakesh Kolli’s expert guidance. Introducing dance movements into the flow adds a visually stunning dimension to the performance, creating an engaging and dynamic showcase of dapostar’s versatility.
For those eager to embark on this artistic journey, the workshop is scheduled for August 25 at VMRDA Park, Beach Road, from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. Registration fee is ₹300. For more information, contact 8639044506.