I am the artistic coordinator, administrator, and movement artist of the company. Trilingual (French, Spanish, English) and based between Brussels and Marseille, I develop a hybrid practice at the intersection of choreographic creation, cultural mediation, and artistic coordination.
Born in Puerto Rico, I grew up within a colonial context that deeply shaped my political and artistic sensibility. Movement became a vital language, a way of thinking, feeling, and transforming the world. My practice is rooted in improvisation and movement research, exploring themes such as memory, migration, and language. In a world marked by migratory, digital, and identity flows, I see the body as a critical and sensory medium, one that connects intimate experiences to global dynamics, in constant dialogue with the evolving intersections of art, technology, and ecology.
As the company’s artistic and administrative coordinator, I oversee project production, team management, budgeting, institutional partnerships, and structural development. My approach emphasizes attentive listening, collective dynamics, and a balance between artistic vision and organizational sustainability.
Alongside this, I carry out educational and transmission work: teaching dance and theater, leading workshops in Puerto Rico, New York, and Brussels, and developing pedagogical projects for both young and adult audiences.
As a freelance translator, I also work across translation, subtitling, and voice-over for documentaries and audiovisual productions (ARTE, RTBF, Clin d’œil Films…). These practices feed my ongoing reflection on storytelling, language, and audience engagement.
I hold a Master’s degree in Art & Choreography from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels and a Bachelor’s degree in Performing Arts and Modern Languages from the University of Puerto Rico. My artistic and professional engagement is grounded in an interdisciplinary, poetic, and politically aware approach to contemporary creation.
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