Move with Wu

From Fall 2020 through Fall 2021, Wu Hanyen offered virtual movement classes tailored for glass makers and artists.

Move with Wu classes emphasize preventive care through playful routines focused on strength, balance and flexibility. No equipment or prior experience required.

Recorded classes are available through the Video Library below — try out a class for only $6!

Wu has elected to donate all recording purchases back to GEEX.

Wu Hanyen balancing her arms on 2 wooden frames

Wu Hanyen is the founder of Work in Use, a studio producing high-end movement tools designed to enhance their user’s experience and encourage movement in everyday life.

Move with Wu Video Library

Recordings of Move with Wu classes are available as an ongoing resource. Follow along and set your own pace — available whenever you are.

Class duration: 70 minutes
Cost: $6

Please note that GEEX Talks subscriber accounts will not work when logging into Arketa, which is currently reserved for booking Writing Center appointments and Move with Wu classes.

More about Wu

Wu Hanyen has been a movement practitioner studying the Ido Portal Method since 2016. Wu worked as a furniture maker for 5 years in New York City prior to receiving her MFA in Furniture Design from Rhode Island School of Design. An injury in the woodshop, hours of reflection, and a passion for movement is what crafted the vision and creation of her company, Work in Use, which specializes in high end sculptural movement tools.

Wu is passionate about creating a community of movers who are inspired by good design. As a craftsperson, she believes we should take care of our body the way we maintain and sharpen our tools. She is interested in reframing the way we understand and improve our studio practice by reconnecting with our movement potential.