



Kerwin Barrington
Dance Artist
Kerwin Barrington
Dance Artist

Exploring the language of the body to inspire, connect and create meaningfull experiences.
© 2026 Kerwin Barrington. All right reserved.

Tools for learning about your body through the experience of your body.
Move with the innate intellingence your body holds.
Transform your practice.
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The Axis Syllabus© is a collection of information relevant to the human body in motion. This information can be applied to any context of movement. It is an effort towards empowered self-sovereignty and informed choice-making with our bodies. Begun and authored by Frey Faust, with contributions from members of the Axis Syllabus Research Meshwork, the information is reviewed and updated based on emerging, evolving understanding and research related to the moving body.



Longevity in career
Efficiency
Injury prevention
Build a sustainable practice that supports you throughout your artistic journey.
Move with less effort and more results through smarter mechanics.
Understand your body to reduce the risk of injuries and train with longetivity.

Anatomy basics
Dancers
Basic principles of anatomy and biomechanics.
Circus artists

Use of gravity
Performers
Navigate the internal and external forces.
Movement teachers

Coordination
Anyone interested in body awareness and movement research
Improve fluidity, timing and connection.

Awareness
Somatic awareness and embodied learning

Less effort
More freedom
More precision
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Learning Through a Global Network
The Axis Syllabus© is more than an individual practice. It is part of an international research network where artists, teachers, and movement practitioners continuously contribute to a shared body of knowledge. Through workshops, collaborations, and ongoing research, participants engage with a living archive that continues to evolve.
International Workshops
The Nomadic College
The Nomadic College is one of the traditional contexts for transmitting and integrating the Axis Syllabus through immersive, shared learning experiences.
Workshops take place in Montreal and internationally, creating opportunities to learn alongside diverse movement communities.
Individual sessions offer personalized guidance tailored to your movement practice, questions, and goals.

Join the next session
in Montreal