Silahın Altındaki Sanat | Nithin K & Shradha Rajeevan | TEDxMVJCE

Nithin K. ve Shradha Rajeevan, TEDxMVJCE konuşmasında Kalaripayattu sanatını ve fiziksel ilkelerinin dansla bağlantısını ele alıyor. Nithin K., Kuzey tarzı Kalaripayattu alanında 18 yılı aşkın deneyime sahip bir sanatçı, eğitmen ve yoga öğretmeni; Bengaluru'daki Attakkalari Hareket Sanatları Merkezi'nde hareket sanatları dersleri veriyor. Shradha Rajeevan ise Kalaripayattu eğitimini klasik dans pratiğiyle birleştiriyor ve dövüş sanatları ile dans arasındaki bağlantıları inceliyor.

• Kalaripayattu ve hareket ilkeleri
• Dövüş sanatları ile klasik dans arasındaki bağlantılar
• Güç, kontrol ve beden farkındalığı eğitimi

TEDxMVJCE 2026, themed AVAYA – The Living Continuum, brought together 10 inspiring speakers and 2 captivating performances for a day filled with ideas, stories, and perspectives that stayed with us long after the event. From technology and innovation to personal journeys, creative expression, and everything in between, each talk offered a fresh way of looking at the world around us. With students, faculty, alumni, and guests coming together under one roof, AVAYA celebrated the connections between ideas, experiences, and people. Every talk, performance, and interaction added to the spirit of the day, reminding us that ideas are never isolated; they continue to evolve, inspire, and create impact through the people who share them. Relive the moments, conversations, and inspiration that made AVAYA – TEDxMVJCE 2026 a celebration of Ideas Worth Spreading. Nithin K. is an accomplished Kalaripayattu artist, instructor and yoga teacher with over 18 years of experience in Northern-style Kalaripayattu.He teaches movement arts at the Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts in Bengaluru, training contemporary dancers, actors and movement students in strength, control, agility and body awareness. Shradha Rajeevan combines her Kalaripayattu training with her classical dance practice and explores the connections between martial arts and dance, particularly through the physicality and movement principles of the art form. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx