Pinse Camp 2027
We do it again- host Pinse Camp, so save the date 14-17 May 2027.
Short description
- 2 different classes: lower intermediate/intermediate and intermediate/advanced – workshops Saturday + Sunday, 6 hours each day
- Option to tie on your own
- Uniqe facilitys for tying
- All food included
- Pitch for your own caravan/tent inclusive electricity
- Option for renting a caravan on site
- International teachers
- Option to buy drinks at the venue
The camp opens on Friday 17 May at 16 and closes on Monday 17 May at 18.00.
This year we will again offer class on 2 levels.
Lower intermediate / Intermediate, see the description here
Intermediate /Advanced, see the description here
Teachers:
Lower intermediate – Intermediate workshop with Lokka and Rosyl from Nederlands
Intermediate – Advanced workshop with Barkas and Addie from Canada
Price and info:
- Price is DKK 4295 per couple, Ticket sell stops 2 weeks before the evet
- The price includes full catering from Friday evening to Monday afternoon
- Workshops on Saturday and Sunday
- Free rope space on Monday
- Free use of all the tying facilities both inside and outside
- Rope Jam with performance on Friday evening by Lokka/Rozyl
- Rope jam for participants Saturday and Sunday
- Good toilet and shower facilities
- Pitch rent for your own tent or caravan incl. electricity
- Option to rent a caravan on site. One caravan can accommodate up to 4 people. The layout is either 2 double beds or 1 double bed + 2 single beds. Book your caravan when you buy your ticket for the event. The price is DKK 3200 (a newer caravan) or 2500 DKK (an older caravan) for the entire period (incl. power for lights/fridge)6 The last deadline for rental 2 weeks before start of the event. Bring your own duvet, pillow, sheets or sleeping bag.
- Address: MyShibari, Sandetvej 8, 7280 Sønder Felding.
- Other options for overnight stays are in Kibæk, Sønder Omme and cabins on the campsite in Sønder Felding.
Speakers
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Barkas/Addie
Georg Barkas is an intimacy educator, researcher, and rope bondage performer based in Vancouver, Canada. Their focus lies in the deconstruction of established norms and approaches to kink, intimacy, and sexuality. Their background in academics (physics, mathematics, history, and philosophy) is used to approach historically psychological aspects from different perspectives. Author of “Archaeology of personalities – a linguistic approach to erotic rope bondage”, as well as several articles in international magazines. Barkas celebrates their 15th anniversary of teaching Kinbaku internationally this year.
Addie is a Vancouver-based rope educator and health care professional who teaches and performs world-wide. Addie is a switch and self-suspension enthusiast. She organizes regular workshops on dynamic self-suspension and versatile education both, for beginners and technically advanced. When co-teaching, she focuses on bottoming information and discourse.
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Lokka/Rozyl@Lokka (she/her) is based in Hilversum and has had a passion for rope since early 2021. In that same year she started her own jam, and started teaching two years later.
When tying with a partner, her focus is on the connection, not the rope. Rope becomes a shared language, a medium through which something intimate and magical can unfold. She ties with someone because she wants to be close with them, the rope is only a means of achieving that. Whether standing when she gets tied or being closer to the floor as a rigger, she enjoys the dynamics that floorwork brings her.@Rozyl(he/him) started his rope journey in early 2022 as a bottom. After learning to appreciate the flow and dynamic of one rope play, he started rigging himself. His style focuses on floorwork with a lot of movement, playing with balance and intimacy. He sees rope as an extension of his body and as a medium to let somebody feel like they are being held.
As partners both in life and in rope, Lokka and Rozyl teach in a dynamic, collaborative way, frequently switching roles to offer multiple perspectives on different techniques they cover. They also share their real-time experiences from the viewpoint of the person in rope, creating a learning environment where both sides of the rope receive attention and value. Together, they have taught at several rope festivals, including RopeLinked, EURIX and the Prague Shibari Festival.
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