Kotodama and the Power of Words
Eimi Leggett
00:00–00:00

"Kotodama is a Japanese word that means

every word put out there in the world has its own power.

It’s about being responsible for what you say

and understanding the consequences of things you might burst out into the world."


Andre Chapatte: Audio Visual Performance Artist based in Brussels main languages include dance, movement, speech and song, within this practice he started to articulate pop music into a variety of ways.

Eimi Leggett was born in Sydney AUS and raised in both Tokyo JPN and London UK. She had been trained in Ballet from early age, and when moving to London at 14, she joined a theatre school along with CAT program at LABAN. Upon graduation, she joined The London Contemporary Dance School, from 2013-2016, then relocated at Performance And Research Training Studios ( PARTS) in Brussels where she trained as part of the Training Cycle of generation 12, proceeding to the STUDIO course where she gained her MA. Her artistic exploration consists of Context surrounding performance art, Cultural Appropriation within mixed heritage and Identity politics.