This workshop explores improvisation methodologies and techniques rooted in street dance and hip-hop freestyle. This approach is part of the freestyle and performance development program Free Form Lab dedicated to the evolution of street dance practices.
Open to all styles and movement backgrounds, it emphasizes self-expression through guided exercises, creative tools and individual exploration.
PAX is a multidisciplinary artist, choreographer, and performer whose work bridges street dance, visual arts, and digital media. Rooted in her journey as a street dance artist, her practice is distinguished by a deep commitment to improvisation as both method and philosophy, exploring the expressive potential of movement across artistic forms. Her work has been featured on prominent platforms such as
VICE, i-D, the
Victoria and Albert Museum, and
Breakin’ Convention (London, U.K). She is the founder of A.MUSE, an interdisciplinary dance company, and HYBRID(X), an exhibition merging street dance with digital art. With over a decade of experience mentoring dancers and facilitating workshops, she also launched
Free Form Lab, a development program dedicated to supporting the evolution of street dance practices on a local and international scale.
“Allowing me to see training in a different way, to see ‘restrictions’ as doors opening.” Anais