A journey towards the embodiment of the eternal body that we all might be.

When do stills become movement and can a body ever be still?

In the search for the act of softening “eighty °” looks into the Finnish sauna tradition and its produced state of being - the state of sauna.  >

When do stills become movement and can a body ever be still?

Imagine the scene: a character finds themselves alone in the leftovers of a party. They claim the party can’t be over, it is just starting, now.  >

what does it mean to labor with love?

“A true history and description of the wild, nude, and fierce man-eating peoples in the New World” - Hans Staden (1557)  >

what does it mean to labor with love?

An ode to the female fantasy and an invitation to come closer to the fragile interior world.

Two bodies negotiating the comfortable and the uncomfortable, gentleness and attack, being in the in-between, finding each other, melting together. And at >

Have you ever had a desire to break away from your daily routine?

Two bodies negotiating the comfortable and the uncomfortable, gentleness and attack, being in the in-between, finding each other, melting together. And at >

A seductive homage to vulnerability, an invitation to shed the armour, a love story with the darkness and an attempt at self-healing in the presence of >

A time-travel fantasy woven out of movement, blurred images, characters, dragged music clips and pagan mythology.

How do social norms and cultural beliefs limit individual freedom and opportunities?

A time-travel fantasy woven out of movement, blurred images, characters, dragged music clips and pagan mythology.

The everyday is the place of change. The everyday is the place where everything stays the same.

Do humans stand on two feet? Sometimes, maybe, some of them, if it is not too exhausting.

The everyday is the place of change. The everyday is the place where everything stays the same.

A piece about Hong Kong that uses dance, poetry, language, and projection to portray the vibrant and dynamic spirit of the metropolis from Asia.  >

The research project explores the intersection of personal experience, colonialism, labor, and identity through the lens of a delivery worker in Berlin.  >

This is an invitation to a dinner in a private space. An excuse to gather people, to eat together, to offer our body, to call everything dance.  >

A piece about Hong Kong that uses dance, poetry, language, and projection to portray the vibrant and dynamic spirit of the metropolis from Asia.  >

A constant transformation and enigma of a flesh body in a duo with a white silicone body, moving between pleasure, challenges, distortion and shedding.  >

This is an invitation to a dinner in a private space. An excuse to gather people, to eat together, to offer our body, to call everything dance.  >

Fat bodies, fat moves. In ‘SPECK’, Frida Zack and Guests celebrate body fat with beats, sweat and boom. Against discriminatory body norms and for radical >

Fat bodies, fat moves. In ‘SPECK’, Frida Zack and Guests celebrate body fat with beats, sweat and boom. Against discriminatory body norms and for radical >

A shapeshifting solo: Karakoncolos. Rage meets joy, seduction meets audience. Rooted in Laz mythology it invites to be demonized together.  >

In the beginning there was a longing.

A shapeshifting solo: Karakoncolos. Rage meets joy, seduction meets audience. Rooted in Laz mythology it invites to be demonized together.  >

"I’m not comfortable at this party." Psycho-Buddha offers a subversive liturgy to sing, to scream, to share the passions and struggles of coming together, >

From twilight emerges a shifting body of many voices. A fragile, uncanny dance between merging, dissolving, and the yearning to connect.  >

That liminal moment — right before the first hydrogen nuclei manage to fuse — the “almost” of starlife.

From twilight emerges a shifting body of many voices. A fragile, uncanny dance between merging, dissolving, and the yearning to connect.  >

The bodies taken by turns and spins.The inner and outer tornadoes that might seperate us. Can we stay connected to each other?  >

The trees sing a song, the river sings a melody, the water sings the truth, the witch sings.

The bodies taken by turns and spins.The inner and outer tornadoes that might seperate us. Can we stay connected to each other?  >

A creature appears. A choreographic solo inviting audiences into the uncertain space between dreaming and waking, where heightened attention shapes what >

Three performers invite the unexpected and explore the fear that emerges through letting go and being together.

A creature appears. A choreographic solo inviting audiences into the uncertain space between dreaming and waking, where heightened attention shapes what >

One thing unites them all - whether it’s an Ossi, an aunt, a dog, or a stone: each is complex, emotional, and carrying a personal burden.  >

The audience arrives late to a party about to end. Grief and celebration meet in a body that is constantly transforming.  >

One thing unites them all - whether it’s an Ossi, an aunt, a dog, or a stone: each is complex, emotional, and carrying a personal burden.  >

The interdisciplinary dance performance explores queer femininity as a site of resistance, spirituality, and embodied knowledge.  >

A body enters the threshold between ritual and rave, carrying histories, fractures, and the possibility of becoming otherwise.  >

The interdisciplinary dance performance explores queer femininity as a site of resistance, spirituality, and embodied knowledge.  >

A devoted worker. A vandalized statue. A psychedelic artist. A junkie. A public square. A place to sit and chat - or shout, if you like. Social climbing or >

The solo work 'au clair de lune' takes us on a visceral journey exploring the relating to femininity, in a performance that transcends linear rationality.  >

Pasos de Patio (AT) is a duet that explores the fictionality of nostalgia in our memory as a form of guilty pleasure and choreographic tool.  >

The solo work 'au clair de lune' takes us on a visceral journey exploring the relating to femininity, in a performance that transcends linear rationality.  >

Passacaglia is a duet that dwells into the tension between violence and spectacle, constraint and pleasure.

An improvisation game played between sound, silence, movement, and stillness cuts into the present, opening temporal cracks through which other dimensions >

Passacaglia is a duet that dwells into the tension between violence and spectacle, constraint and pleasure.

It lives between routine and ritual, energetic labour and dance language, joy and bad trip — the tender discipline of repeating one thing until it stops >