Creative Collaborators

Performance Dance Artist, Production & Creative Coordination

Caterina Politi is a Berlin-based freelance artist, costume designer, and performer trained at Balletto di Toscana in Florence. Alongside performing internationally with companies and choreographers including Spellbound Contemporary Ballet, Frantics Dance Company, Aerites Dance Company, Hungry Sharks, and Wang Ramirez, she works across rehearsal assistance, production coordination, performer management, costume design, and interdisciplinary creative development. Her practice bridges performance, visual identity, and organizational support within contemporary live environments.

Performance Dance Artist, Choreography & Interdisciplinary Performance

Dan Ozeri is a freelance performer and choreographer trained at the Jerusalem Academy for Dance and Music and the Dutch National Ballet Academy. He previously danced with companies including the Israeli Ballet, Polish National Ballet, and Chemnitz Theater, working across classical ballet, contemporary dance, acting, and choreography. Since 2024, he has been developing interdisciplinary freelance projects across Germany and Poland focused on immersive and contemporary performance practices.

Neo-Classical Ballerina, Contemporary Dance & Immersive Performance

Jade Albrieux is a French freelance dancer based in Berlin, trained at the Rudra Béjart School and the Koninklijke Ballet School Antwerp after beginning her studies at the Conservatoire of Annecy. She previously danced with Béjart Ballet Lausanne and later performed as a soloist with Delattre Dance Company in Mainz from 2019 to 2024, creating and interpreting numerous leading roles. She now works internationally as a guest principal and soloist across both classical and contemporary productions, collaborating with choreographers and interdisciplinary projects throughout Europe.

Ballet, Contemporary Performance & Movement

Anna Freedman graduated from the Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow in 2007 before joining the Bolshoi Ballet Company the same year. She later became a soloist with the Stanislavsky Ballet Company and has worked with internationally renowned contemporary choreographers including William Forsythe, Jiří Kylián, Alexander Ekman, Ohad Naharin, Marco Goecke, Akram Khan, and Wayne McGregor. Her practice bridges classical ballet technique with contemporary and interdisciplinary performance approaches.

Classical & Contemporary Performance Dance Artist

Andrea Marino is an Italian dancer currently performing with Staatsballett Berlin. He trained at the Vienna State Opera Ballet Academy and the Académie Princesse Grace in Monte-Carlo. He has performed internationally across classical and contemporary repertoires, developing a practice that combines strong technical precision with contemporary movement sensibilities. Alongside institutional work, he collaborates across interdisciplinary and performance-driven artistic environments.

Contemporary Performance & Choreographic Practice

Ricardo Urbina is a Mexican performer and choreographer trained at Idyllwild Arts Academy and the Hamburg Ballet School. He previously danced with the Bundesjugendballett and Hamburg Ballet under the legacy of John Neumeier, performing principal roles while also creating original choreographic works. His practice centers on contemporary performance, physical expression, and creating inclusive artistic environments through movement and live performance.

Performance Art, Movement & Site-Responsive Practice

Dafni Krazoudi is a Berlin-based performance artist and movement practitioner working across immersive, site-responsive, and interdisciplinary formats. Her work explores transformation, perception, and collective experience through movement, space, and symbolic environments. Her performances and collaborations have been presented at Berlin Art Week, Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin Fashion Week, Art Basel Unlimited, and Documenta 14.

3D Design, Projection Mapping & Immersive Visual Systems

Antidote.psd (Christian Goss) is a UK-born 3D designer and visual artist based in Berlin, working across digital and physical mediums including mirror engraving, typography, projection mapping, and AI-assisted image creation. With a background in fine art, his multidisciplinary practice explores deformation, fragmentation, and the breakdown of structure, blending tactile materials with tools like Blender and TouchDesigner to create high-gloss, abstract visual systems.

Live Visuals, Installations & Creative Technology

2MS (Dan Tombs) is a visual artist and creative technologist working across live visuals, installations, and film, with a strong focus on translating music into immersive visual experiences. He has created and performed visuals for artists including Jon Hopkins, Fred again.., Gold Panda, and Midland, presenting work at venues such as Sydney Opera House, Royal Festival Hall, and Funkhaus Berlin, as well as festivals including Coachella, Glastonbury, and Sonar. His practice combines analogue techniques with digital systems to build responsive and real-time visual environments.

Film, Photography & Spatial Visual Narratives

David Voss is a multimedia visual artist working across film and photography, with a practice centered on movement, form, and relational dynamics. Rooted in documentary filmmaking, his work explores how bodies inhabit and shape space, balancing observation with sensitivity to real encounters. Working between documentary and constructed environments, he creates images that evoke intimacy, tension, and atmosphere through proximity, movement, and attention to physical presence.

Lighting Direction & Spatial Performance Design

Marco Di Nardo is a Berlin-based lighting designer, choreographer, and performer working across contemporary dance, immersive performance, and interdisciplinary live environments. Alongside his choreographic practice and work with Frantics Dance Company, he has developed lighting concepts for performances, installations, and spatial productions that integrate movement, atmosphere, architecture, and audiovisual systems. His approach to lighting focuses on creating emotionally driven environments that respond closely to choreography, spatial tension, and audience perception.

Sound Design & Live Sonic Environments

Working under the alias Parallel Processing, Alix Wilhelm is a Berlin-based sound artist and live performer originally from France. Their practice combines experimental sound design, immersive audio processing, movement-based controllers, and electronic music, moving between ambient soundscapes, broken rhythms, and techno-influenced sonic environments. Alongside live performances, they develop sound installations and interdisciplinary audio experiences focused on texture, spatial perception, and evolving systems of sound.

Production, Technical & Creative Support

Leo Gestner is a Berlin-based creative and technical collaborator working across production coordination, installation support, carpentry, fabrication, and interdisciplinary event logistics. Alongside his work within immersive and live performance environments, he also performs as DJ and music curator under the alias Leo Dawns, bringing together atmospheric electronic music, spatial awareness, and contemporary nightlife culture within artistic and cultural contexts.