“I was once told I ‘feast on complexity and metabolize it into meaning,’ which is a polite way of saying I enjoy messy problems.”

Antonia is a choreographer, dancer, writer, movement facilitator, and interdisciplinary researcher based in Brooklyn. Their practice explores self- and relational awareness as a premise for choreography, focusing in particular on creating spaces for examining and passing through conflict. They are interested in creating work rooted in complexity, agency, and connection, while embracing the absurd, existential, and fantastical. Antonia holds a BA in Philosophy and Dance Choreography from Bard College and an MA in International & Development Studies from the Geneva Graduate Institute, with a concentration in peace and conflict studies.

Antonia looks toward the right, wearing a teal blouse. They have short brown hair. The background is black, with warm pink light illuminating the right side of their face. Photo by Chris Kayden.
ID: Antonia looks toward the right, wearing a teal blouse. They have short brown hair. The background is black, with warm pink light illuminating the right side of their face. Photo by Chris Kayden.