Members

Daniel Jeremiah Persson

They/Them/He/Him
Sweden/Korea

Dancer, choreographer and movement archivist/specialist, activist. In the past ten years I have deepened my interest in dance and movement from a documentary and archivation perspective, working in a range of projects and sites/venues. My main interest and thread as an artist is the exploration of gender- and cultural identity (one with the perspective of the everchanging and transformative) which I often combine with a fascination for the cross-disciplinary languages fuelled by dance meeting costume-, sound-, lighting- and videodesign.

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Majula Drammeh

She/Her
Gambia/Finland/Sweden

Dancer, performer, performance maker and dramaturg. I often collaborate with other artists from different artistic fields such as visual arts, music and theatre. My main focus is on interactive, participatory, immersive work within the fields of dance and performance. In my work, I am interested in giving space for both participants and performers to deal with their own bodily identity and the political baggage it carries.

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Khamlane Halsackda

He/Him
Laos/UK

Choreographer, dancer, performer, theatre/movement director, teacher. I’ve been in the field of dance for over 25 years. Throughout this time I have evolved an interest in many performance media that are not confined to the stage, where my training originated. I move between modes of performance as a way to delve into the facets of what performance can be and at the same time believing that this only reveals what our bodies are fully capable of. Through theatre, dance and visual arts I am looking to understand what ‘presence’ of our vulnerable, trueest, creative human selves can be.

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Nidia Martínez Barbieri

She/Her/They/Them
Argentina/Sweden/Italy

I am a dancer, choreographer, teacher, and performer. I have worked with dance since 2000. My artistic work is the place where I develop my creativity and inventiveness. What I enjoy most about the creative dance process is developing specific movement vocabularies. In this way I enter a new world each time. I also enjoy reflecting on the meaning of what I do and the audience I am addressing, which leads me to question my role as an artist in the society in which I live.

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Rumiko Otsuka

Rumiko
Otsuka

She/her
Japan

Dancer, choreographer and teacher. My artistic work is strongly influenced by and connected to my roots as a Japanese woman. Growing up in Japan and living away from my home country made me want to express myself as a person still rooted to my culture, where I explore and reconnect to my heritage. I also want to act as a bridge by collaborating with artists in Japan and bringing them to Sweden, gaining through cultural exchange and experiences between east and west.

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