I am an artist/educator/therapist who works from the body as a starting point — not just as a medium for performance, but as a place of sensation, memory, story and connection. With  more than thirty years of experience as a choreographer, dancer, educator and movement therapist, my artistic and educational work are deeply intertwined — driven by the same core question: what does the body carry, and what does it need to express? The same curiosity that drives my choreography  is also at the heart of how I teach and how I work with people.

My creative work spans dance performance, dance film and community projects, and is shaped by a love for poetic imagery and a consistent attention to place — urban landscapes, nature and site-specific environments. These places are never just backdrops, but active participants in my work. I approache human themes such as  grief, courage, fury, belonging, freedom — physically and authentic, letting the body speak without over-explaining.

My work is shaped by contrast — the vulnerable body against a powerful environment, the individual within a community, freedom within structure. These contrasts are like a lemniscate, there is not one without the other.

I carry a deep belief about movement; that it belongs to everyone, not just trained dancers. That thread connects my choreographic work to my teaching, my community projects and the way I have related to dance since childhood.