I started in Switzerland at the school of arts studying rhythmics. I then moved to France and started to focus on dance, on contemporary techniques for a year. I then did a three year program in Berlin doing modern dance education. In the Berlin scene, I got to know other dancers and became involved with O2L.

Working with O2L. We’re combining a very technical cold structure with something physical and thus, giving life to something very technical, through our bodily movement. One aspect cannot exist without the other, the technical needs the dance, and vice versa. Its a nice experience to have the freedom to work on the process, its much more about us as artists, to create something for us, rather than the final product, we get to focus on the process of getting there.