My approach to site-relevant performance practice is based on the understanding that spaces, architecture, and buildings can function as open and continually evolving texts: from this perspective, they become a narrative body, whose stories are directly linked to the social, personal, and collective actions that traverse them. I investigate the interplay between archives, presence, and memory in relation to inhabitants, performers, and audiences, drawing from the specificities of each location.
This research and creation methodology allows me to make space for stories, reflections, and memories that are often absent from dominant narratives, while also shifting who writes and tells which stories.
Some of my site-relevant work includes La misère est héréditaire, autant que la fortune, Chapter 1: SUGAR (V1, V2, and V3), Dialoguri cu Rafinăria, and A Museum of Our Heritage.
I also lead an annual module on site-relevant practices in urban contexts, sharing my methods and creation possibilities for ongoing dialogue between research, performance, and community engagement.