"I am interested in dance performances as social events, where people watch other people doing things mainly with their bodies. 
The politics of this situation is where I am interested in. The politics of relating, the distribution of power, the manufacturing and exchange of desire, empathy and other forces between these individuals. 
This practice of people showing themselves to other people has a long history including artistic, social, political and popular cultures; bodies bear these cultures in the same time as they are individual persons. Especially important to me are the politics of female performance. 
I look for situations in which the audience can relate to the performer’s body as to that of an individual as well as the carrier of all this history. To make visible how this collective history frames the perception while all participants remain individual subjects involved in a social event. 
This interest in human relations leads me to collaborate with colleagues as well as with the audience, multiplying formats of sharing and confrontation."