Teresa in collaboration with Francesco Sgrò. Researching the vocabulary between dance, acrobatics and juggling.
The motivation words are resistance and resilience.
Inspired by the Israeli artist Meira Asher song, Maligora the sand child. This research wishes to touch the themes of gender and personality construction. Questioning the modernistic view of an iron hart built man: strong will and fixed ideals. Maligora the sand child can be seen as a work of surrealism. Revealing a never ending transforming body. Like the sand constructions that the water washes away.
Teresa Noronha Feio (Portuguese) graduated in 2010 as a dance theater performer in Fontys dansacademie, The Netherlands. Is co-creator of the collective Mammalian. And as a freelancer the most notorious collaborations were with: Vânia Gala, Einat Tuchman, Dot504, Chirs de Feyter, 320 Chili. Teresa Collaborated with Vania still for the conferences (Un)occupy the Body, in Inventing Futures – research with/in institutions, in Artez dansacademie, Towards a Dispossessed Live Presence on Stage – in Seminaire International des Doctorants du CRAL–EHESS La danse comme expèrience and Things go unnoticed – in The Practice of (in)visibility conference in Brighton University.
Francesco Sgrò (Italian) studied in Flic contemporary circus school. Is cofounder of the collective 320 Chili, with which the performance “Ai migranti” won Premio Equilibrio, In Rome. Francesco has danced for: Giorgio Rossi and Raffaella Giordano. Since 2012 is artistic director of Flic Circus School.
Francesco Sgrò (Italian) studied in Flic contemporary circus school. Is cofounder of the collective 320 Chili, with which the performance “Ai migranti” won Premio Equilibrio, In Rome. Francesco has danced for: Giorgio Rossi and Raffaella Giordano. Since 2012 is artistic director of Flic Circus School.
