I have been practicing Butoh dance, a performance art that has its roots in Japan, since 2008 and since then it has become a part of my life.

I have given performances, solo, duo, and group and have collaborated with various artists, combining Butoh with other arts, Aerial Silk, Pantomime, Contact Improvisation. Visual Art.

 

Although deeply rooted in Japanese culture, Butoh speaks a universal and modern language. It is not a widespread dance form, few know it and even fewer dance it, but Butoh can speak to the human heart, bringing onto the stage ancestral and archetypal ways of communication. It is not easy to define what Butoh dance is. Every time you realize that Butoh is not what you thought but always something else. Perhaps we can say what it is not: Butoh dance is not a technique, not a ready-to-show dance, not a series of predetermined steps.