My Artistic Approach to Choreography
The process of choreography is, above all, a continuous search. It is a search for what exists between music, space and movement, a pursuit of the authentic, and a journey towards connection—with people, with rhythm, and with the present moment.
Choreography, for me, is not a fixed formula but a living art form that flows at the confluence of other disciplines. It stands at the estuary of dance, music, stagecraft, and performance art. Each choreographic work is a temporary union of these elements—an ephemeral creation born through dialogue, mutual respect, and the blending of artistic voices.
The choreographic process is fundamentally collaborative. It is shaped through creative exchange, where dancers, musicians, designers, and performers meet as equal contributors. Their personalities, experiences, and energies become the core materials of the work. I believe in choreographing with people, not just for them.
Every piece I create, ether for an artistic or commercial manner, is a unique response to its context—crafted through intuition, emotional resonance, and shared intention. Together, we generate movement that moves—fleeting harmonies of rhythm and soul that fill the room with breath, presence, and connection.
My choreographies are invitations: to feel, to listen, and to experience dance as a living dialogue between bodies, sound, and space.
What I Love Most About Choreography
What I love most about my work as a choreographer is the moment when an idea first appears—sudden, clear, and full of vision. It’s like a spark that awakens something deep inside me: an internal rhythm, ready to unfold into movement, story, and presence on stage.
From that first impulse, the choreographic process begins—fluid, instinctive, and alive. I treasure the sense of creative play that emerges in the studio. When the mind is open and the space is shared, collaboration becomes joyful. It’s in these moments that I find the greatest fulfillment—and it’s also when the most powerful and authentic work is created.
At the heart of my choreographic practice is the deep love I have for working with other artists. Whether dancers, musicians, lighting designers, costume makers, or cinematographers, each person brings their own flavor, their own essence. Together, we create a vibrant blend—a kind of artistic masala—made from diverse perspectives and talents.
We work with light, sound, bodies, fabric, rhythm, and space. Connecting these elements is what makes choreography such a powerful art form. It is this integration—of people, ideas, and disciplines—that makes my work feel both deeply personal and profoundly collaborative.
From the first vision to the final performance, from rehearsals to shared memories—I love every step of the creative journey. This is not just my profession; it is my passion, my purpose, and my way of being in the world.
