As an interdisciplinary artist, I explore the fertile tension of "between". This is revealed between the states of the body, between traditions, between beings, between artistic disciplines and between the various relationships to time. I favor co-creations with artists from various practices and each project is an opportunity to develop common interdisciplinary referents around which to dialogue. Settling in this space "between" requires mutual listening and acceptation of instability that allow us to find a new balance, together.

My relationship to movement is rooted in flamenco, a rigorously codified art where dance and music are intimately linked. By its constant play of tension build-ups and explosive releases, flamenco fuels in me a state of desire, of moving forward; an interval tension which is constantly renewed in an erotic relationship with the living. Rather than a hardness that slows movement, flamenco has taught me to perceive tension as a constant adaptation, a living movement between contraction and expansion. My choreographic creations develop moreover in the tension, although sometimes uncomfortable, between my respect for the flamenco tradition and the desire to create outside the referents imposed by this tradition.

The macroscopic and microscopic phenomena that subconsciously influence our lives beyond our daily perceptions, and the need to explore other relationships with time, are revealed at the very heart of the subjects that interests me. Thus the movement of the tides in Èbe, the deployment of the bryophytes in Bruissement de mousses, the time and loss inherent in any gestation in Ce qui émerge après (4kg). The excitement experienced in discovering the poignant fragility of things resonates strongly within my creative process which reveals a certain melancholy.