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            <text>Art is a political act.&#13;
Dance is discipline and revolt.&#13;
My body is my country.&#13;
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I react to my environment and use the body as a receptacle and messenger of the multiple realities that we are immersed in.&#13;
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My work reflects my experience as a Latina/European artist living in New York and comes from a deep examination of my motivations as a woman, mother, and immigrant.&#13;
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Performance is a conduit for examining cultural identity through form and content, as well as relationships between people and society.&#13;
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Sharing my point of view of life with others is my duty and my pleasure.&#13;
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I investigate the interior logic of performance and the role of a dancer in our culture today, redefining the parameters of dance and theater.&#13;
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I explore rituals to document intimacy and organize layers of character driven drama, and break apart quotidian social gestures.&#13;
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I am creating a living vocabulary of meaningful movement that springs directly from emotions with visceral strength.&#13;
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By using movement, spoken word, sounds, music, photographs, video projections, film, masks and props as tools, I create a dialogue to provoke a cathartic experience in the audience.</text>
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