The Rhythms of Attention

In modern life, attention is often fragmented, prescheduled, or monopolized. But beneath the din, attention has a rhythm: pulses and circulations that can reverberate us with each other, with place, and with ourselves. This session explores attention as a co-creating occurrence of attending rather than an individual or group resource to draw or withdraw focus. How do rhythms of attention shape and become shaped by what emerges in groups, communities, and ecosystems? What happens when we attune; not only to what we’re focusing on, but to how we’re focusing, uniquely and coherently?

The Rhythms of Attention