Encouraging informed, careful practice — especially around fire, which carries serious and real risk.
Safety matters deeply in our community. Flow arts can be demanding on the body and mind. Fire performance is never risk-free — it requires serious preparation, respect for the hazards involved, and care for everyone nearby.
The topics below are general areas for community conversation and draft education. They are not complete instruction, official association requirements, or a substitute for proper training from qualified people.
Draft guidance — learning fundamentals before advancing, knowing your limits, warming up, and practising in suitable spaces with enough room and awareness. Draft only — approved Floasis safety documentation may be added here in future.
Draft guidance — fire is inherently hazardous. Appropriate training, qualified spotters, suitable fuel and equipment, and thorough preparation are essential considerations — not optional extras. Draft only — approved Floasis safety documentation may be added here in future.
Draft guidance — checking gear before use, maintaining props, and handling fuels and materials with care where fire or other hazards are involved. Draft only — approved Floasis safety documentation may be added here in future.
Draft guidance — watching out for others at jams and gatherings, speaking up when something feels unsafe, and respecting organisers and people volunteering their time for safety. Draft only — approved Floasis safety documentation may be added here in future.
Safety sits alongside how we treat each other in community. Official rules and constitution are not yet published; see our rules page for current placeholder information.