“like the fact that the sexual undertone or the desiring undertone that a lot of dancers operating through - and for me, it was very important to make it explicit to actually say, okay, part of what is happening here is actually a question of desire, it is a question of being stimulated physically.”

“I'm trying to understand is how do we be together and how do we share space?”

“I think as dancers, we develop the capacity to see in great detail.”

“In many ways I started doing performance as a kind of reaction to having a very digital based practice working with images. And I wanted to physically feel more alive in this reality as opposed to a simulation.”

“So there was something about the strength of the females going on point that really interested me, I liked that, that there was strength behind that beauty.”

“I'm an artist that chooses conversations with my body and with other bodies that provoke something in me that I don't know about myself.”