FM INTENSIVE 2026
3 - 8 August 2026

To remain unfinished — and still feel whole.

Some things change fast. Some change slowly.
Some changes are invisible.
Some can be predicted. Some arrive unexpectedly.
Some were predictable — but missed.
Some require response.
Some can be ignored. Some should be ignored.
And what you ignored yesterday
may demand your attention today.
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We try to make sense of the world.
But meaning does not arrive on demand.
It comes on its own — like wisdom.
And often, we are wrong.
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That is not failure. Life is messy, noisy, and ambiguous.
It does not follow perfect geometry.
It cannot offer final answers.
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You cannot solve life once and for all.
Experience requires continuous revision
of how you think and how you act.
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Isn’t this beautiful? To let go of holding.
Not becoming someone.
But becoming capable of becoming.
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Uncertainty is not a problem.
It is the condition for learning.
You do not need to fear not knowing,
being wrong, or not being enough.
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Because you can adjust. You can learn.
You can refine your position in the world.
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To learn through movement, through error, through uncertainty.
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To remain open.
To remain unfinished.
To remain in dialogue with life.

Thodoris Tselidis
Olympic Judoka and Medalist

Thodoris is a Greek judoka winning bronze medals at both the European Judo Championships and the Mediterranean Games in the men’s 90kg category. His biggest career achievement came at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, where he won the bronze medal, earning Greece’s first medal of the competition. Thodoris is known for his discipline, determination, and strong fighting style. Outside sports, he has expressed interest in history, poetry, and video games.

Martin Kollar
Visual Artist, Photographer, and Filmmaker

Martin is a Slovak visual artist, cinematographer, and film director whose work is celebrated for its poetic atmosphere, quiet tension, and cinematic sensitivity. Blending observation with subtle ambiguity, he has developed a distinctive artistic language that has earned major international recognition, including the Leica Oskar Barnack Award and the Prix Elysée. His projects have been exhibited globally in prominent museums and institutions, while his photobooks and films have become influential works within contemporary visual culture. His work is also held in important international public collections.

Henrik Jörntell
Professor of Neurophysiology, Innovator

Henrik Jörntell is a neuroscientist, inventor, and entrepreneur known for combining neuroscience, AI, and unconventional research approaches. As Professor of Neurophysiology at Lund University, he has published more than 100 scientific papers, coordinated major EU research initiatives, supervised numerous PhD researchers, and contributed to around 50 patents. His work is recognized for creatively bridging brain science, technology, and adaptive intelligence through ventures including IntuiCell AB and LucentWave AB.

Dimitris Psomas
Freestyle Wrestling Coach

Former freestyle wrestling champion Dimitris Psomas sees wrestling as a conversation expressed through the body. Beyond the drive to win, he is drawn to the shared flow between partners—the exchange of force, timing, energy, and intention that transforms combat into communication. His approach to coaching emphasizes not only technical mastery, but also awareness, connection, and the deeper process of self-discovery through movement.