After years of moving, teaching, and creating, I’ve taken the time to build PERMEA, an online platform to move, create, and reimagine.

My work weaves together contemporary dance, somatic practice, contact improvisation, and experimental performance.
Rooted in reflection on social structures, personal questions, and philosophical concepts, I explore how these ideas can be lived, felt, and expressed through the body, in movement, in performance, and in pedagogy. I focus on teaching retreats, intensives, and residencies, as well as developing choreographic work, both as a choreographer and performing artist.

I see the body as a site of truth and agency, a space where ideas can be embodied, reshaped, and shared.

After completing my degree in Dance Education at Codarts University of the Arts, I began to reframe how I experienced movement, life, and the self. Years of living in holistic communities and performative spaces left me longing for something deeper a way back to the honesty and knowing of my body.

This path led me into yoga, (eco)somatic practices, meditation, and improvisational performance, through residencies and various trainings in India, Thailand, and Latin America. Along the way, I came to understand: the way we move is the way we relate to life. In a world marked by disconnection and collapse, I believe in coming closer — to our bodies, our questions, and one another.

I choose to stay in inquiry, to keep exploring the body, our systems, and how to move through what is tender, contradictory, and alive. I don’t see the body as something to fix, but as a site of truth, knowledge, and possibility.

My practice continues to be shaped by non-hierarchical forms of sharing, exchange, and collective learning.