In my choreographic works I combine my dance practice with my material-based expertise in set and costume design to create situations and images of speculative future visions. I have been very inspired by the writer Octavia Butler and feminist Sci-Fi literature: In the last years I have been experimenting with those texts as scores for making dances, creating characters for movement qualities and performative attitudes. My approach to the body oscillates between tool and material - it is demanded and nourished by itself and others, used, held, exploited. Following on from the physical tool-material relationship, my research into interactions with objects and space is also characterized by pragmatism and poetic abstraction. My choreographic settings intend to test the relations between the dancers, the space and materials and address the complexity, impossibility and necessity of community and cohesion in capitalism as it currently prevails globally.