art project: chair

29 - 31 may 2026

Power. Presence. Performance.
A 3-Day Intensive + Professional Video Experience
for dancers ready to deepen their movement with intention, control, and expression.

Train. Create. Perform.

Step into a focused, supportive process—
refining chair choreography, performance quality, and embodiment
while working toward a professionally filmed group video project.

This is more than a class.
It’s a shared creative experience.

Limited to 12 dancers
📍 Drip Studio, Bali

Early Access — IDR 2.200.000 (first 4 dancers)
Standard — IDR 2.600.000

What to Expect

This 3-day Chair Art Project is a focused, small-group intensive designed to build feminine power, confidence, and performance quality through group chair choreography.

Across the experience, you’ll move through a structured creative process—
developing precision, musicality, and presence while working toward a professionally filmed group video piece.


With only 12 dancers, you’ll receive individual feedback, detailed guidance, and space to refine your movement with clarity and intention.

❋ Focused Group Training

This is not just about learning choreography—
you’ll explore how you perform, how you hold presence, and how to bring depth and texture into your movement.

❋ Performance & Embodiment

Each session builds progressively—
from foundations and technique → into choreography → into performance execution, so you feel fully prepared on filming day.

❋ Intentional Build

You’ll take part in a professionally filmed group piece, capturing both your growth and final performance—something you can keep, share, and be proud of.

❋ Professional Video Project

A look into the last art project intensive

Want to learn more about our upcoming intensive?

29 - 31st of May 2026

art project: chair

3-Day Intensive

This intensive is centered around a group video project—focusing on chair choreography, synchronization, and performance expression.

Build the foundation for confident, controlled movement in heels—
while beginning the first section of choreography. Chairs will be our selected prop for this piece!

  • Project Brief

  • Warm-up & Conditioning

  • Strength & Control Drills

  • Choreography — Part 1

Conditioning & Choreography Pt.1

Day One: 11am - 1pm
Day Two: 11am - 1pm

Choreography & Formations

Continue building the piece—finishing the choreography and shaping how it works as a group.

This session is focused on timing, spacing, and synchronization,
bringing clarity and cohesion to the full routine.

  • Choreography — Part 2

  • Group formations & transitions

  • Timing & synchronization

  • Full run-throughs (with mirror)

Day Three: 1pm - 4pm

review & filming

This day is dedicated to refinement, feedback, and professional group filming— giving you space to fully embody the work as a collective.

  • Choreography refinement

  • Feedback & adjustments

  • Final rehearsal (no mirror)

  • Professional group filming

You’ll leave with stronger foundations, clearer execution, and professional footage of the final group piece.

  • What dancers have to say about the experience

    Having taken Yasmeen’s regular classes, this workshop clearly reflected the teaching approach I have always appreciated in her work. Yasmeen has an incredibly sharp eye for detail, and the way she explains movement is precise and deeply embodied. Her corrections are always clear and specific, grounded in how the body actually works rather than how it simply appears.

    She attentively observes each student, quickly catching even subtle gaps in execution and offering thoughtful, individualized guidance. This same clarity and care were extended and deepened throughout the three-day workshop. It was evident that the workshop was carefully planned and thoughtfully directed, with a great deal of experimentation and intention behind every decision. Rather than simply learning choreography, the experience felt like going through the process of building a piece together as a team. Exploring ideas collectively, adjusting positions, refining timing, and discovering what worked best in real time made the process fresh, engaging, and meaningful.

    On the final day, after filming, Yasmeen surprised everyone by preparing flowers and handing one to each student. Such a simple gesture, yet incredibly moving—thoughtful, warm, and full of care. It beautifully reflected the sensitivity, dedication, and heart that define both this workshop and Yasmeen as an artist and teacher.

  • Roxanne, Student

    Yasmeen is an extraordinary teacher …creative, deeply musical, and technically precise, with an intuitive approach that makes learning choreography feel like making art, not just memorizing steps. Her musicality invites you to listen with your whole body, and she has a rare ability to encourage dancers to try complex movements while guiding them to feel accessible and expressive at the same time.

    Through her classes and intensives, I’ve connected more deeply with my body while developing stronger technique in a way that feels grounding and liberating. Yas encourages beautiful lines, clarity, and individuality—supporting each dancer in discovering what works for their own expression.

    I’ve taken many workshops with her, and every experience has made me a better dancer and deepened my appreciation for the artistry and dedication of this profession. She’s a rare gem, and I can’t recommend her enough!

  • Kata Gero, student

    Oh where should I begin… do you know the feeling when you step inside a new dance studio and feel nervous about it? Yas would be that girl who’d instantly make you feel comfortable. She has that rare gift of beautiful, creative energy - mixed with incredible talent. She makes everyone feel welcome, encourages us to ask questions, feel no shame about anything… her classes are structured starting with a juicy warmup, then for the choreo part she explains things down to the smallest detail.

    Every time I take one of her classes, I fall in love with the routine and choice of song… She was born to do this and I’m just happy to be able to learn from her!❤️

Intensive FAQs

  • This intensive is designed for dancers who want to build a strong technical base in heels — not just learn choreography.

    It’s ideal for beginners wanting correct foundations and intermediate dancers looking to clean up habits, improve control, and gain confidence.

  • No advanced experience is required. First-timers welcome!

    You should feel comfortable moving in a class environment, but you do not need prior heels training — technique will be taught progressively from the ground up.

  • Yes — this intensive is open to first-timers.

    We will be building everything from foundational technique, including posture, walks, balance, and body awareness. The focus is on learning correctly from the start, so beginners are welcome as long as you’re ready to concentrate, repeat, and train with intention.

    This is a supportive environment, but it is still structured training — come prepared to work.

    • Dance Heels

    • Knee pads (encouraged)

    • Water bottle

    • Comfortable training clothes you can move in

    • Socks

    This is a training intensive — expect repetition and conditioning.

  • We recommend:

    • Dance heels (9cm ideal)

    • Ankle support preferred (boot or strap)

    • Avoid stilettos without ankle support for beginners

    Bring socks as well — some exercises will be done without heels to build proper mechanics first.

    If you still have questions please get in touch and I’ll answer any questions you may have.

  • Yes. A photographer will be documenting behind-the-scenes moments throughout all three days. These photos will be shared with everyone after the intensive comes to a close.

    On Day 3, there will be a professional dance videographer for our final performances. Participation in filming is not required, but dancers are encouraged to take part as a way to document their hard work.

    If at any point you feel uncomfortable being photographed or filmed, please let me know and I will ensure your boundaries are respected.

  • Small numbers allow for individual corrections, safe training, and real technical progress.

    This intensive is built like a workshop, not an open class — quality of attention matters more than quantity.

  • See next segment for registration link, once you fill out the online form I will personally contact you with next steps!

  • To secure your spot payment must be made in full within one week of registration.

    Tickets are nonrefundable but are transferrable.

If your question is not answered here, please get in touch.

about the intructor

Yasmeen Maldonado is a multidisciplinary dancer, aerialist, and choreographer whose work bridges classical technique with contemporary and sensual movement quality.

Based in Bali, she performs with Drip Productions, La Joia Cabaret, and RévARTE Entertainment, and teaches heels and movement artistry at Drip Studio.

Her approach to training is rooted in clarity and intention — breaking down technique in a way that makes dancers feel supported, capable, and grounded in their movement. She is passionate about building foundations that last, helping dancers move with assurance and artistic depth beyond choreography.

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