Estrellx Supernova (they/them) is a queer, sound-sensitive, Afro-Guatemalan-American experimental dance artist who devises choreographic performances, interventions, and situations. Estrellx is currently invested in excavating the choreography of queer intimacy, which means that their performance works are conceived as sites of dramaturgical tension where they are finding creative ways to express their erotic, viscous, unruly desires, especially as an artist with a plethora of access needs. Each performance becomes a playground where Estrellx consensually wrestles with their body, the bodies of their collaborators, and a series of choreo-somatic questions that induce their unraveling and integration. These days Estrellx has been mostly resting, pet sitting, and writing a Substack called Bottoms for Christ where they are unpacking their global journey as a QTBIPOC choreographer, alongside excerpts of their intimacy archives. Estrellx is planning on slowly translating aspects of these blogs into performative episodes to see where the frame of the episodic leads their work next.
