Freedom To Dance

For this performance, I drew inspiration from the physical storytelling and visual language of 1920s cinema, especially the work of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, while creating an original piece through my own artistic practice.

I’ve always believed that art never asks for permission to exist. It survives because, in every generation, someone chooses to move, create, speak, paint, or dance when silence is expected.

That choice is freedom.