To me, being an artist today is about embracing complexity, nurturing curiosity, and creating spaces where movement becomes a language that transcends the body. My work is rooted in a profound belief that art—whether through dance, performance, or collaboration—can transform individuals, communities, and the world at large. I see art as an invitation to explore what we do not yet understand, an opportunity to push the boundaries of perception, and a means of questioning, rather than answering, the mysteries of our shared human experience.
In a world where everything is constantly shifting, I am drawn to the chaos of creation—the unpredictability of an idea coming to life through movement, sound, and visual language. I’m fascinated by the tension between structure and spontaneity, between control and freedom. My practice exists in the space where these opposites converge. It’s about experimenting with risk, embracing discomfort, and finding beauty in the mess. My artistic vision is not confined to one medium or approach; instead, it is about finding the most authentic expression through whichever form best communicates the truth of the moment.
This work is not mine alone; it exists in relation to those around me. I believe deeply in the power of collaboration, and my projects are often born from shared experiences, dialogue, and connection. The stories I tell are not just my own—they are the stories of the communities I belong to and the spaces I occupy. Movement allows me to craft these stories in ways that words cannot, and to invite others into the experience. The work, ultimately, is about finding common ground, where diverse perspectives can converge, and where we can all be challenged, moved, and inspired.
I create to explore, to question, and to offer others a chance to reflect on their own humanity. What happens when we leave our comfort zones? What becomes possible when we open ourselves to new possibilities? This, I believe, is the heart of what it means to be an artist today: to embrace uncertainty, to create with purpose, and to honor the transformative power of movement.
Movement, for me, is more than just an aesthetic choice; it is the catalyst for transformation. Each leap, fall, and shift in weight becomes an act of vulnerability, a willingness to expose the raw edges of what we carry within us. Through movement, I seek to create spaces where we can shed our preconceived notions, allowing for the emergence of new ideas, connections, and ways of being. The work I make is never static; it is constantly evolving, challenging me as much as it challenges those who witness it. In this sense, art becomes a journey—an ongoing process of discovery where the boundaries of what’s possible are always being redefined.