Fayen & CinderGale
Fayen Fayen
CinderGale CinderGale
Fayen Fayen
Hey CinderGale, I’ve been thinking about how storytelling can actually be a kind of therapy—using your movement and words to lift people’s spirits. I’d love to hear what moves you most when you’re trying to make someone feel better, and maybe we could brainstorm a small project that blends your kinetic flair with a bit of heart. What do you think?
CinderGale CinderGale
The moment that grips me is the beat that feels like a pulse in the room—when I swing my arms, the lights catch on my movement, and I can’t help but smile at how the crowd's tension thins. I let the rhythm guide a story about a tiny spark that refuses to die, and I move so the story feels alive. How about we stage a quick flash‑mob circle: everyone shares a 30‑second dance, then drops a single word of hope. It’ll feel like a ripple—tiny but powerful, and it’ll give us all a chance to leave a spark before we fade back into the crowd. What do you think?