The body is an expressive vessel for knowledge and transformation. Through it, I explore how bodies engage with environments, systems, and narratives, positioning art as inquiry, resistance, and celebration.
Lab, Performance, Research and Visual Art
Performance labs are projects in which I work with groups, such as students or artists, in a workshop setting. They can take the form of modules for an art academy or community projects. Within these labs, we explore a specific theme physically. Exmaples are examining how art history and performance mirror our own bodily experience. Click on the image to learn more.
Performances with a drive to create performances everywhere and with everyone: participatory performances in public spaces, museums, and workplaces as community art projects, alongside solo art performances both commissioned and self-initiated developed through the Path Foundation. Click on the image to learn more.
Research. Foreach research domain, I elaborate on my investigation and on the theoretical frameworks that support my practice of movement, artistic creation, philosophy, and documentation. Since 2019, I have been researching how bodies move, express themselves, and respond within domains such as public space, work, art, health, and nature. Click on the image to learn more.
Visual art is a way of exploring the body. Through video, photography, paintings, and drawings, the boundaries of freedom of movement, intimacy, and imagination are pushed and examined. My artworks are expressive, sensual, and infused with touches of absurdism. Click on the image to learn more.