In my research, I work with the body as a site of knowledge, perception, and transformation. I explore the relationship between body and space and its sociopolitical and cultural dimensions through the somatic experience.

My methodology includes movement and somatic practices (SRT, Core Awareness, Tamalpa life/art process) that support landing, orienting & alignment along with movement explorations that increase sensory awareness, opening to deeper layers of experience and new possibilities of being and relating. The practice attends to the experience of the present moment as an entrance to challenge norms and unfold new narratives towards more interconnected and supported forms of living.

In my PhD “performing transitional space: from dance to architecture” I investigated new ways of perceiving space by intersecting the choreographic process with the spatial design through the lenses of psychoanalysis and architecture to suggest that embodied experience and space are co-constituted through movement.

The research is developing through personal inquiry, exchange and shared movement workshops.