I am a dancer, mover, and explorer of movement as a creative process. I am deeply curious about my own body and the bodies of others dancing, together, or alone. I experience dance as an act of presence and attention, where I receive information from myself, from others, and from the environment. With these, I can play, compose, create, and feel great joy.

My work focuses on the mechanics of bodies on Earth and how they affect us. When I am in contact with others, with the space, I allow myself to be affected as well. The space where dance lives, which is full of information, is my place to practice presence and attention.

In classes, I try to open up possibilities for practitioners/dancers to find their own organic, biological, and natural paths—those that the body possesses and that we so often forget. I trust in the beauty and natural organization of the body and seek its wise paths.

My work involves moving, teaching, facilitating labs, performing, organizing CI events, and creating pieces.

I have taught in several countries across Latin America, North America, and Europe, where I continue to research and collaborate with different groups of artists.

For 18 years, I have been researching the intersection between Contact Improvisation and Argentine Tango, two dances I deeply love. In this research, I have learned a lot about space and compositional musicality in the body. I am fascinated by understanding the depths of these two techniques and seeing how they can meet and diverge during a creative and compositional process.

I participate in the organization of various events, trying to create thoughtful containers where we can study and practice Contact Improvisation and the techniques that inform it (ItalyContactFest, IMMERSIONES – Contact Improvisation Festival).