Laura Geiger

Laura Geiger Participatory artist creating relational practice environments through puppetry, improvisation, social experimentation, and collective interaction.

Exploring how meaning, roles, and participation organize themselves in real time.

23/05/2026

I think a lot of people are exhausted from constantly organizing themselves into coherence.

Deep Puppetry™ is becoming a space for unfinished interaction, awkwardness, projection, play, strange attention, and forms of relation that don’t immediately settle into familiarity.

A small online studio begins soon.
A few spots still open.
LauraGeiger.com/dpstudio

Questions for anyone trying to love, witness, teach, parent, accompany, facilitate, or care without capturing difference...
16/05/2026

Questions for anyone trying to love, witness, teach, parent, accompany, facilitate, or care without capturing difference.

Witnessing Without Colonizing is an embodied inquiry into ambiguity, otherness, and the pressure to make meaning too quickly.

May 23, online
Grab your seat
LauraGeiger.com/witnessing

15/05/2026

Witnessing Without Colonizing is a live, relational space to practice staying in contact with what exceeds us.

May 23, online
LauraGeiger.com/witnessing

13/05/2026

What if quick understanding sometimes has the effect of consuming the other too quickly?
Consuming the moment, consuming uncertainty.
Translating difference back into something familiar before it has time to exist on its own terms.

Witnessing Without Colonizing
May 23
Join us
Laurageiger.com/witnessing

10/05/2026

I’m not interested in eliminating interpretation or emotional support.

I’m interested in *timing.*

How quickly do we move to organize experience?

How quickly do we rush toward coherence, reassurance, understanding, naming, resolution?

Most of us learned very early that uncertainty should be closed as fast as possible.

Because of that, many interactions become organized before something unfamiliar has had time to develop.

This practice is partly about slowing that process down enough to perceive it while it’s happening.

To experiment with forms of contact that do not immediately reduce what’s emerging into something already recognizable.

That changes interaction. And often, it changes what becomes possible between people.

Witnessing Without Colonizing
Live online relational practice
May 23

laurageiger.com/witnessing

08/05/2026

Most of us learned that understanding quickly is kindness. Yes, sometimes it is!

AND quick understanding also organizes interaction very fast. Meaning settles; familiarity arrives. The moment narrows before we’ve fully stayed with what’s happening together.

Witnessing Without Colonizing is a live relational practice for working with that moment in real time.

Small group.
Live on Zoom.
May 23.
LauraGeiger.com/witnessing💥

Domination is often subtle. It doesn’t only happen through force. It happens when we encounter something that exceeds us...
03/05/2026

Domination is often subtle. It doesn’t only happen through force. It happens when we encounter something that exceeds us and make it smaller so we don’t have to change.

Destabilization creates pressure: to explain, reassure, define. What we call understanding often stabilizes the interaction before difference can fully exist. Change requires a gap between experience and interpretation. This work practices staying in that gap.

Join us for Witnessing Without Colonizing, a live, 2-hour relational practice for working with the moment before meaning takes over. LauraGeiger.com/witnessing

You might recognize yourself in one or more of these, but that doesn’t mean it’s who you are. We think these are persona...
14/04/2026

You might recognize yourself in one or more of these, but that doesn’t mean it’s who you are.

We think these are personality types when they are actually roles that emerge in interaction. Moments between people pull certain participation moves into existence. We get recruited, and then we think that’s who we are.

“I’m just the one who keeps things together.” “I’m the one who notices everything.” “I’m the one who speaks up.”

These aren’t fixed traits; they’re patterns of participation, and they can change.

In School of the Small and Imperfect, we practice seeing these roles while they’re forming and experimenting with what else is possible. Doors soon closing.

Which role do you take on most often?

07/04/2026

If you’ve been recognizing yourself in these patterns, this is where we work with them.
Not by talking about them but by seeing them while they’re happening.
The next cohort begins April 21.
Small group, closes when it starts.

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