ABOUT — BIOGRAFIA
[PT]
Beatriz Pereira iniciou o seu percurso na dança por pura diversão, passando por estilos como danças urbanas, jazz, dança contemporânea e clássica, antes de se licenciar pela ESD. Durante um Erasmus na HAMU, descobriu a paixão pela composição e criação, o que influenciou profundamente o seu trajeto artístico.
Desde 2022, trabalha como freelancer, colaborando como intérprete e co-criadora em projetos de artistas nacionais e internacionais. No seu percurso destaca o encontro com Fátima Piedade, Sylvia Rijmer, Rob Hayden, Sónia Baptista, Hervé Palito e Clara Marchana.
Entre 2023 e 2024, realizou uma formação na Performact e embarcou numa residência artística através de uma bolsa de apoio à criação da RAMA. Foi durante esta que pôde explorar a interdisciplinaridade da dança aliada a outros materiais como o têxtil e o barro, colaborando com artistas que não são, originalmente, do universo da dança ou do movimento.
Assim, o seu trajeto tem-lhe permitido desenvolver projetos da sua própria autoria onde explora o corpo através da dança e de outras vertentes artísticas. Beatriz dedica-se a investigar o corpo e o movimento, expandido os limites da dança através de colaborações com artistas de diferentes vertentes artísticas - moda, cerâmica, música, beatbox, fotografia.
O seu trabalho reflete uma busca constante por novas respostas sobre o que é e o que pode ser a dança e as suas possibilidades enquanto arte multidisciplinar.
[ENG]
Beatriz Pereira began her journey in dance purely for fun, exploring styles such as urban dance, jazz, contemporary and classical dance, before graduating from ESD. During an Erasmus exchange at HAMU, she discovered a passion for composition and creation, which profoundly influenced her artistic path.
Since 2022, she has been working as a freelancer, collaborating as a performer and co-creator on projects with both national and international artists. Key encounters in her career include working with Fátima Piedade, Sylvia Rijmer, Rob Hayden, Sónia Baptista, Hervé Palito, and Clara Marchana.
Between 2023 and 2024, she undertook training at Performact and participated in an artistic residency supported by a creation grant from RAMA. It was during this residency that she was able to explore the interdisciplinarity of dance combined with other materials such as textiles and clay, collaborating with artists from outside the world of dance or movement.
Her path has thus allowed her to develop self-authored projects in which she explores the body through dance and other artistic dimensions.
Beatriz is dedicated to researching the body and movement, expanding the boundaries of dance through collaborations with artists from various disciplines – fashion, ceramics, music, beatbox, photography. Her work reflects a continuous search for new answers to what dance is and what it can be, as well as its potential as a multidisciplinary art form.
Since 2022, she has been working as a freelancer, collaborating as a performer and co-creator on projects with both national and international artists. Key encounters in her career include working with Fátima Piedade, Sylvia Rijmer, Rob Hayden, Sónia Baptista, Hervé Palito, and Clara Marchana.
Between 2023 and 2024, she undertook training at Performact and participated in an artistic residency supported by a creation grant from RAMA. It was during this residency that she was able to explore the interdisciplinarity of dance combined with other materials such as textiles and clay, collaborating with artists from outside the world of dance or movement.
Her path has thus allowed her to develop self-authored projects in which she explores the body through dance and other artistic dimensions.
Beatriz is dedicated to researching the body and movement, expanding the boundaries of dance through collaborations with artists from various disciplines – fashion, ceramics, music, beatbox, photography. Her work reflects a continuous search for new answers to what dance is and what it can be, as well as its potential as a multidisciplinary art form.
beatriz.rocha.pereira@gmail.com