I am intrigued in somatic approaches in the choreographic processes and how a shared experience arises between the performer and the viewer, whereby inter-subjective experiences are transmitted through many micro-movements at deeper levels. 

 

I am working on ecological themes related to more than being a human, and being human, as an embodiment of ecological anxiety and ecological enchantment. Currently my work investigates a human relation to non-human beings, dealing with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic tendencies arising questions on otherness and inter-beingness. I examine the experience of empathy through bodily understanding and how empathy can be cultivated via corporeality and as a possible treatment or way to processing the global crises. I explore imagination and daydreaming in relation to how realities are embodied and manifested, a maladaptive existence emerged into the coping strategies that contribute to a liminal space, where body's subtleties, tragedies, and desires, predicaments, rapture, fragility and inexplicability are in conversation. The work seeks a state, in which the melancholic beauty can be embodied and expressed. It is an entrance to a haptic eco somatic trip via corporeality, imagination and sound. Through thinking processes, the research is inspired by posthumanist, phenomenological, feminist and kinesthetic thinking. 

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