As a dancer, I am interested in probing our deepest and oldest form of artistic expression for new insights. I firmly believe we know more than we can name— we carry knowledge in our bodies, and there is something profoundly emotional and freeing in this discovery. Through the many languages of movement, I aim to share stories and shape the collectiveness of gathering. 

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As a teacher, I am interested in cultivating an open, collaborative, and non-judgmental space for mutual learning. My classes strive to engage every student, strengthen the mind/body connection, discover joy in movement, and encourage a culture of communal care that celebrates our differences, versus erasing them.