Everything ischoreography.
BODIEs. Movement. SPACE. TIME. SOUND. MATERIAL. PRODUCTION.
Nothing exists outside of relation.
Choreography is not only movement.
It is the way things meet, interact, and transform.
A body in space.
A sound in time.
A material in motion.
Everything becomes part of a score.
What I do
Sometimes it begins with something very small.
A shift. A breath. Someone entering the space.
I create choreographic systems. Every project develops its own magic and logic. There is no fixed format — only relations that evolve.
My work spans collaborations with artists of different fields, collectives, companies, and cultural institutions across Germany, France, and Switzerland since 2012, developing structures that allow projects to exist and grow.
Not with a set of methods — but a way of structuring attention.
How I work
Through movement, observation, and composition.
Sometimes in studios. Sometimes in public space. Sometimes in offices. Sometimes in the structure of a project itself.
Very often in nature.
What changes is the context — not the attention.
Heart of my practice
Long-term thinking over immediate resolution.
Clarity without simplification.
Sustainability as artistic responsibility.
Valuing the details.
These are not rules — they are directions.
Bodies
Performers are not only interpreters.
They are humans, agents of perception and decision. Each body brings its own history, rhythm, memory, and intelligence.
Movement
Movement makes relation visible.
It is not only what a body does — it is the event through which bodies, space, and time become perceptible to each other.
Space
Space is not neutral. It acts.
It shapes movement and is shaped in return.
Time
Time structures experience.
Repetition, duration, pause, acceleration — time defines how choreography unfolds. Notion of time is experienced.
Sound
Sound traces movement in time.
It marks duration, shapes silence, and gives texture to what is otherwise invisible. Sound composes the conditions of listening.
Material
Objects, sound, light, texture.
Material is active. It resists, responds, transforms. It speaks as much as every other component.
Production
Production is choreography.
It creates the conditions in which work can exist, flourish and sustain — connecting people, resources, and context. Organization is part of composition: planning, coordination, and structure are not external tasks, but part of how a work comes into being.