WRITING SESSION & WORKSHOP 2027 - Ilhabela Island, Brazil

this will be a special session held at Casa Na Ilha besides the multidisciplinary sessions. Duration: 3 weeks Available Dates: 2027: FEBRUARY 8 TO MARCH 1 MARCH 2 TO MARCH 23 JUNE 10 TO JULY 1 Open to all individuals who have the passion of writing, in any form, from flash fiction, prose, poetry, songs lyrics, playwriting, journalism, hybrid, essays and want to deep dive into understanding each one’s process and/or shape a specific writing project they are starting, working on or ending, away from daily routines. Nevertheless, it is not a requirement to have an active project to work on. There are no academic requirements but each one’s own writing and the desire to devote this time to focus on writing, to grow and expand the practice nurturing within a community of pairs. No final product would be expected but the engagement in writing daily and sharing/discussing with the rest of the group. Artist from all nationalities are welcome to apply, the coordinator speaks fluent English, Spanish and Portuguese, though in the spirit of sharing with others in the workshop, spoken and written English as a common language to be able to share and communicate between each other though not a requirement, would be a plus for taking advantage of the workshop and the group experience. SESSION & WORKSHOP GENERALS The goal for this session is to understand where as writers are we individually coming from & try to further work by offering ideas, craft tools and advice to be able to develop a practice and process that would fit each individual. There would be no imposing approach, subject, form, theme to writing on others, nor any aesthetic or ideological superiority of any forms of poetry or prose or approaches, any schools of art or methods of thinking about art. Together we will try to unravel and understand our process of writing, what we want to communicate, to tell and find the ways that better suit each one’s voice to express. The workshop will be non-hierarchical creati