Choreographer · researcher · educator
Living systems. Moving bodies.
An interdisciplinary practice of bioinspired choreography, drawn from architecture and biomimetics — translating principles found in living systems into new choreographic tools and movement vocabularies, rather than imitating natural forms. Origami-based structures, kinetics, self-assembly and coding become material for movement, spatial systems and installation.
More on the practice →Living systems
Mimosa pudica folds its leaflets at a touch — one of the living mechanisms behind this bioinspired choreography, where a plant’s rapid, reversible movement becomes material for new movement vocabularies.
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