I can’t remember a time when I was not making art. My parents gave me the bittersweet gift of an artist’s path before I was born. They often remind me I was given a name for the stage.

For me art is less of a choice and more of a spiritual compulsion — a propulsion that moves me to deconstruct and reimagine. I do not separate my/our artistic nature from any other part of being. I believe creativity, and specifically somatic research, is an essential element of (r)evolution.

I am especially interested in performances that provoke their witnesses to reconsider something we may otherwise have assumed unconsciously. Dances that awaken our animal bodies and reveal forgotten memories of Oneness and Relation to All.