I was born in Brussels where I studied dance and movement.
I learned physical theater at the school “Ecole Internationale de Théâtre Lassaad” (method of J.Lecoq) and studied Butoh and Bodyweather in Belgium, the Netherlands and France. Between 2004 and 2006 I pursued contemporary dance training at the Etage Berlin, and kept building my own education following the technical approach of Ultimavez and David Zambrano. The choreographer Meg Stuart also influenced my approach to dancing a lot.

Today I´m working as a freelance dancer with many different artists around Europe, continually collaborating with the German choreographer Anna Konjetzky in Munich. 

My artistical pathway is very much interlinked with her´s, creating dance pieces together, but also following a common approach to the body, looking at the body as an archive of History and society,  as an endless source of information. 
We share a very strong interest in creating alternative formats for research and encounters with other artists, as well as formats for performances and exchange with an audience. With her and the dance artist Quindell Orton we are making works in various forms and formats under the label „Nomadic ground“.

Since 2019 we are also co-curating the studio “Playground” in Munich, a space for choreographic thinking and queer-feminist discourse.

In the last years drawing as been taking a bigger place in my artistic path. I am currently working on a research called THE ATLAS PROJECT, exploring different representations of the human body through graphic mappings.