bio

I love experimental performance. I treat art as a medium for redefining memory and designing a future that's sharp in its care and open to what is different. I find myself in ballet ethnicity and its failure potentials. In my practice, I search for what is tender and choreopolitical. I move at the intersection of deviation and chimerism. These are models of pleasure, fantasy, silliness, fragmentarity, and collective imagination. I believe that choreography goes beyond working with the body - it is a radical and alternative method for rethinking the world anew. My research explores (post)communist simulations and speculative fiction. I strive for a total experience.

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Born on September 22, 2001, in Bytom. A queer artist working in the fields of choreography and performance. Graduate of PERA School of Performing Arts in Northern Cyprus. Nominated in the 10th edition of the Forecast platform (Berlin) for the project ‘SISTERS.’. Choreographer of ‘F***ball’ at Foksal Gallery (Warsaw), ‘idontlikemetut(yo)u’ at Scena Robocza (Poznań), and ‘They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?’ at AST Theatre (Kraków). Artistic resident at Agit Lab (Águeda), Kielce Dance Theatre (Kielce), and Exis Dance Company (Athens). Member of the IN SITU platform 2025–28. Co-creator of performances such as ‘Swans’ at the Grand Theatre Opera (Poznań) (FEDORA Audience Award), ‘Ball on the Square’ at the Museum of Modern Art (Warsaw), ‘Practice of Seeing’ at the Kazimierz Dejmek New Theatre (Łódź), and ‘The Mind is a Still Smoke in an Endless Space’ during the East African Nights of Tolerance (Kigali). Recipient of the 2025 Bytom Municipality Cultural Grant for the project ‘post-ballet circle’. Dancer in ‘Japi’ at the Nowy Proxima Theatre (Kraków), ‘ELEGY. BRAHMS.’ at the Łanźnia Nowa Theatre (Kraków), and in the film ‘PTPD’ at Dance House Limassol (Limassol), as part of the 23rd Cyprus Choreography Platform. Since 2024, a member of the Carrodunum Dance Company. Participant in various festivals, including New Epiphanies 2021 (Warsaw) and SoloDuo 2021 (Budapest).