I am an Israeli-Portuguese choreographer, dancer, and dance educator, born in 1988 and currently living and working in Ein Hod, an artists’ village in Israel.

I create dances in order to dance, driven by a search for a direct and intimate encounter with the body.

While I continue to perform works by other choreographers, the studio remains the core space of my practice, where I meet my body through form, structure, and movement.

​My artistic vision is rooted in co creation with people, places, and communities. I perceive art as a living dialogue shaped by human interaction and by the environments I inhabit.

Community plays a central role in my work, not only as a source of support but also as a source of inspiration. Being part of a multidisciplinary artistic environment has expanded my perspective and sharpened my attentiveness to other practices and voices.

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As an artist, I seek to create a conscious and present experience between myself and the audience. I am motivated by the desire to hold human complexity and to reconnect people to their bodies through non functional movement.​

I have deep faith in the power of movement and its ability to create an autonomous experience. At the same time, I am interested in the dialogue between dance and other art forms, and I often collaborate with musicians and visual artists.

For me, dance is both a celebration of the body and a reminder of its impermanence, always evolving and never the same.​

Through residencies and artistic encounters, I seek spaces for reflection, honest exchange, and continued growth as an artist and as a human being.