Chilean dancer, choreographer, movement - interdisciplinary facilitator, and cultural manager based between Berlin, Portugal, and Chile.

 

My work focuses on creating interdisciplinary performative experiences that explore political and poetic interconnections between territories, bodies, and materialities. Through a feminist and decolonial lens, I address themes of memory, identity, and ecological-human interdependencies, often incorporating community participation as a central element of creation and performance.

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I have been awarded several artistic grants in Germany, Chile, and Europe, including Tanzpraxis Berlin 2023 and the Best Project Prize of the Artist Training Program at UDK Berlin. My work & collaborations has been presented in venues such as K3 Kampnagel, Monopol Berlin, Fabrik Potsdam, And Lab Lisbon, and Oyoun Berlin, and at festivals including Linha de Fuga (Portugal), Trigger Festival – Politics & Human Rights (Germany), Fusion Festival (Germany), Art and Climate Festival (Potsdam), 48 Stunden Neukölln (Berlin), Dancetopia Art Symposium (Czech Republic), and Danza en Emergencia (Chile). I have collaborated with artists, festivals, and residencies across Latin America, the EU, the UK, and Asia.

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I am a stable collaborator with AQUItheater, a feminist research laboratory for the performing arts through body and biography, and founder of LOCA Geografía, international collaborative platform, focus on site specific projects and queer ecology, alongside my artistic projects. 

I teach both regular and independent workshops such as Cuerpo INSITU and Movement Invitations, integrating my background in dance, creation, urban community work, and feminist collectivity. My pedagogical practice spans renowned institutions such as Tanzfabrik Berlin and the Instituto Cervantes, as well as international festivals and laboratories including Frauen* Festival Frankfurt, And Lab Lisbon, and AQUItheater iniciatives. Developing as well community-based projects with children, teenagers, non professionals, women, and migrants, fostering environments of care, creativity, and resistance.