A Brutal Life to A Brutal End

In 2006 I created a site specific piece and an inspirational film based on the political conflict between Nato and Serbia. I explored the way it affected the community through my own personal reflections of what I remembered as a child, through BBC footage and newspaper articles. I have even incorporated my father’s voice in Serbo-Croatian and the translation in English from myself, which runs through the soundtrack.

The Inspirational Film


A Brutal Life to A Brutal End - a small exerpt of the solo.

As the choreographer and dancer of this project I understand the connection between the very brutal film footage and the emotional solo performance. However if I was to really connect my work to the film in an political perspective, I would have developed the movement material into a more innovative and exciting context, creating a site specific group piece in a urban landscape. (Preferably in the heart of Belgrade where it was bombed.)

Summer Time! 2009

I am looking forward to the Summer Time, as this is the location of where I would like to create a new dance film. I am currently researching and developing my ideas to create an innovative and exciting piece, which will devour this strange land.







Please do contact me if you are interested in collaborating with me on this project.
Thank you.

(in) grained

The concept of (in)grained was to investigate the textures, prints, and grains left by the human body and nature. We researched into the works of Alwin Nikolais exploring the psyche behind a more animalistic behaviourism and delving into Stelarc's 'Technological Body.'

This piece went on tour in 2007, I hope to re-explore the piece on a bigger scale in the future.

Dancers: Danny Burnham, Sasha Spasic
Sound produced by Tage Skotvold.
Set Design by Laurie Osborne

Carte Blanche

I just really love the quick travelling material, its definetly up my street!

A little inspiration!

The Woman and The Machine (2009)

Is a story about the hidden secret between 'The Woman and The Machine.' A young lonely widow loses her husband in WW2, and as she goes on in life without him, she conceives from her unconscious mind to design a machine…

The character I will be performing as will be ‘Future Eve,’ a dancer that resembles woman being controlled by everyday machines. I am researching and developing movement material which relates to my character and working closely with the producer Miguel Almagro.

I am looking forward to collaborating with the rest of the cast and to start filming ‘The Woman and The Machine.’

Please take a couple of minutes to follow the link on the title and see this beautiful dreamy website for more information on this Film or copy the address below;

http://www.surpasrealiste.com/film.html