Sense Think Act.

A collection of over 200 exercises to describe human abilities Standard Colour with over 50 b/w diagrams and illustrations. Cover design by Mason Terrill.

The book is about rethinking the basis of human culture with a view to evolving a more rational and global culture arising from playing with the basic faculties that we all share as humans.

“This is a remarkable book from Szczelkun, and it covers a remarkable range of exercises in … well, in everything! For all the muscles of the body, especially your brain. For every action you take, especially your thought. For each sensation you feel, especially your emotions. And all the scribbly drawings are a bonus!” Mel Croucher

"This book is based on a premise that awareness of our basic human faculties, and developing these through practice, can become a source for personal, political and cultural change.  The ideas for the book were seeded in the 1960s and 1970s when performing arts practitioners and Avant-garde artists were eagerly soaking up new (mostly American derived) experiments in somatic movement, collective and therapeutic practices. These influences were non-conventional, encouraging a sense of embodied power and an undoing of hierarchical structures and modes of living. Stefan’s experiential involvement in these practices influenced his research into a triad – sense, think and act – which forms the core content of this book.