I am deeply convinced that movement expresses our deepest nature for which we sometimes have no words. Dance expresses that in a creative way. 

In my regular practice, I am looking for specific qualities. I thrive from tenderness to roughness and intensity. I am aiming for transformation. I am looking for a high physicality and self-surprising moments. 
In movement research and movement execution, I am interested in specificity and precision, containing the narrative but without forgetting the strong physicality. I am a dancer who sometimes seeks dangerous and sometimes tamed movements, sometimes delightful but determined, mysterious but always accessible.

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My movement research relates to a variety of physically expressed motifs, dreams and codes of human life. 

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I am deeply convinced that not only the experience and a career to look back on, but also a deep "being human" with values that can be transmitted are an important and fundamental aspect of any artistic path. I was glad that in my studies in contemporary dance I learned not only from very experienced teachers and choreographers, but also from artists and teachers who themselves are also still trying, learning and have questions that can be addressed together. 

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Certainly I look at dance theoretically and sensorially as well; I find it exciting to look at this medium from different perspectives. But the basis of my understanding of my profession is primarily physical. Through dance, I have come to know myself and life more deeply, and that is also what I convey in my teaching as well as in choreographic pieces.

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Parts of my artistic research is based on neuroscientific approaches to movement, because I believe and I also experienced that a deeper knowledge about the nervous system and our bodies in general is poorly spread. I am interested in bringing the creative and artistic work together with methods that are neurobiologically well researched to coach people - not only dancers - in the overall topic of embodiment. This knowledge is, in my point of view, very important to have a healthy, coherent and authentic career and serves dancers in the process of deeply embodying what they do.