About

I’m a dance and performance artist drawn to the infinite complexity of movement and the beauty of thinking bodies. Where dance and music meet is probably where I feel most at home — in choreography that gives music a body and makes movement deeply musical.

My path to dance wasn’t straightforward. I first studied economics, then graduated from P.A.R.T.S., where I arrived a bit of a late bloomer and left with a network of artists who became long-time collaborators.

I began my career freelancing, exploring a wide range of approaches before joining Rosas for four years, deepening my sense of musicality and the dynamics of ensemble work. Around the Covid pandemic, I returned to freelancing, drawn again to the variety and unpredictability of independent projects.

In 2021, I created my first choreographic work, Electric Life, with Elisabeth Borgermans — a leap straight into large-scale choreography. Set to Stravinsky’s Petrouchka and performed by nine young dancers, the piece was met with critical acclaim and performed on several occasions with a full symphonic orchestra.

I’m also part of Y-Collective, an artist collective working to connect Brussels youth with dance and the wider arts.

Outside the studio, I feed my curiosity building websites, studying mathematics, and generally embracing my inner geek.