Her process-driven, hybrid, rhizomatic practice draws upon the notion of the body in performance through queer and feminist lenses, mainly interrogating modes of (self)representation, de/construction of identity, and politics of the gaze. Other topics of her works regard personal and collective memory, ephemerality and memory, hairiness as tool of resistance, gender violence, and more. In the past few years, as (dance) performance artist, producer and visual practitioner, her works and the work of close-collaborators have been shown at a wide array of festivals and art platforms, encompassing the fields of dance, experimental performance, video-art, live-art.
PAV is a platform to explore performance art on video founded on the principles of solidarity and inclusion. We trust in change.
PAV operates as a cultural community:to host, foster and disseminate performance art videos that raise awareness and respond to contemporary emergencies;to generate sustainable revenues for the featured artists through users’ subscriptions, donations and video visualisation on demand.
PAV aims to consolidate a space for community building by performance making, strengthening dialogues between the artists and their supporters to target the crucial urgencies of our contemporaneity.
PAV is managed by a fluid team of artists, curators and professionals operating in the field of technology and innovation.
