Choreography
Dance
Pedagogy  Research

My choreographic practice unfolds at the intersection of dance, vocal work, presence, space, and practices rooted in precarious and colonized contexts of South America, such as cumbia, farmer calls, reggaeton, shellfishing, and native forest restoration. Through collaborative and multidisciplinary processes, I explore decolonization, ecology, migration, class struggle, HIV, vulnerability, and cuir identity. Based in Berlin after years of independent creation in Chile, I develop choreographic experiences that connect the visual, sonic, and spatial, understanding choreography as a sensitive practice capable of creating collective encounters across theaters, rural, and urban spaces.