I am a performance artist based in Kreuzberg, Berlin, where I have lived over the past 11 years. My practice has developed through long-term engagement with aerial acrobatics, rope bondage, somatic bodywork, and Kundalini yoga.

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Since 2016, I have been a resident performance artist at KitKatClub, presenting my work live in the early hours of every Sunday.

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Before moving to Berlin, I spent fourteen years living in London. I studied History of Art at Goldsmiths, University of London (2002–2007), where I wrote my dissertation thesis in Performance Studies, and later worked with artists and companies focused on site-responsive performance, ranging from museum and gallery-based performance art to immersive theatre and large-scale night-time productions.

 

During this period, I collaborated with the Shunt collective (Shunt Lounge 2008-2010), Tino Sehgal (Tate Modern 2012 & Athens Roman Agora 2014), and Oreet Ashery (ArtAngel's Party for Freedom 2013).

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In the summer of 2015, I came to Berlin, where I met Felix Ruckert, who introduced me to rope bondage. In the spring of 2016, I started my intensive decade-long practice of Kundalini yoga with the Kundalini Collective at the Kreuzberg Yoga Studio.

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Born and raised in Athens, Greece, I spent my youth as a competitive climber, eventually making it to the Greek national team, where I represented my country in the 1997 European Championships in Dortmund.

 

My lifelong intimate relationship with gravity took a new form in 2009, when I immersed myself in aerial acrobatics, becoming proficient in static trapeze and corde lisse.