Rapé Circle • Dance • Songs

A gathering of presence, deep listening and connection through the medicine of Rapé, the body, movement and song.

We will share Rapé with respect for the Indigenous traditions and peoples who have carried and preserved the knowledge of this medicine, moving through moments of meditation, silence, medicine songs, free movement and dance.

Surrounded by the powerful nature of Norway — its mountains, forests, waters and vast landscapes — we will create a space to slow down, ground ourselves and reconnect with the body and the living world around us.

A circle to gather, sing, dance, listen and remember the body as a sacred territory.

Facilitated by Fernanda Signorini   

Fernanda Signorini is a Brazilian artist, body researcher, and movement educator. For over 15 years, she has dedicated herself to the study of Indigenous ancestral knowledge, forest medicines, and medicine music, integrating songs and prayers inspired by her studies with traditional peoples and medicine circles. She has been facilitating ceremonies and circles for over eight years and currently lives in the Serra do Espinhaço, Minas Gerais, where she deepens her relationship with the land, plants, and local knowledge, weaving together body, nature, art, and ancestry in her practice.