Olga Uzikaeva est danseuse, actrice et chor\u00e9graphe.
\nOlga est n\u00e9e \u00e0 Vladivostok (Russie) en 1991. Elle a commenc\u00e9 sa formation formelle de danse en 1998 dans un
\n\u00e9cole de danse. De 2000 \u00e0 2014, parall\u00e8lement au ballet, elle a commenc\u00e9 la comp\u00e9tition latino-am\u00e9ricaine et la salle de bal
\ndanse et a d\u00e9m\u00e9nag\u00e9 en Serbie en 2011 et en Italie en 2013 pour poursuivre sa carri\u00e8re de danseuse. En 2014-2015
\nelle \u00e9tait de retour en Russie – Vladivostok, Novossibirsk, et enfin, Moscou o\u00f9 elle a commenc\u00e9 son voyage comme
\nune danseuse et performeuse contemporaine.
\nElle a particip\u00e9 \u00e0 divers ateliers pour danseurs professionnels avec des chor\u00e9graphes de renomm\u00e9e mondiale en Isra\u00ebl,
\nles Pays-Bas, l’Allemagne et la Russie. De 2015 \u00e0 2018 elle a particip\u00e9 \u00e0 plusieurs th\u00e9\u00e2tre physique
\net des projets de danse \u00e0 Novossibirsk et \u00e0 Moscou. En septembre 2018, Olga est retourn\u00e9e en Serbie pour explorer
\nla sc\u00e8ne artistique contemporaine ind\u00e9pendante ici en tant qu’artiste ind\u00e9pendant. Elle collabore avec le serbe et
\nartistes visuels, musiciens, danseurs et r\u00e9alisateurs internationaux sur des projets se d\u00e9roulant en Serbie, en Hongrie,
\nPays-Bas, Suisse, Allemagne, Royaume-Uni, France, S\u00e9n\u00e9gal. Son int\u00e9r\u00eat particulier est l’improvisation et
\nLa composition de mouvements instantan\u00e9s comme point de d\u00e9part pour plusieurs de ses \u0153uvres solo et collaboratives.
\nDans sa pratique artistique actuelle, Olga explore l’interaction entre le son (musique, bruit, parole
\nmot..), l’image et le mouvement en utilisant les principes de la composition instantan\u00e9e et les outils d’improvisation.
\nElle enseigne \u00e9galement des cours de danse \u00e0 des personnes d’\u00e2ges et de niveaux diff\u00e9rents et travaille comme pilates personnelle.
\nformateur et tuteur de langue russe.
\nPour le moment, Olga est bas\u00e9e \u00e0 Belgrade, en Serbie.<\/p>\n
photo de :\u00a0Petar Slijepcevic<\/p>\n
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Olga Uzikaeva is a dancer, actress, and choreographer.
\nOlga was born in Vladivostok (Russia) in 1991. She started her formal dance education in 1998 in a
\nballet school. From 2000 until 2014 alongside ballet she began competitive Latin American & Ballroom
\ndancing and moved to Serbia in 2011 and to Italy in 2013 to continue her dance career. In 2014-2015
\nshe was back in Russia – Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, and finally, Moscow where she started her journey as
\na contemporary dancer and performer.
\nShe attended various workshops for professional dancers with world-renowned choreographers in Israel,
\nthe Netherlands, Germany, and Russia. From 2015 to 2018 she participated in several physical theatre
\nand dance projects in Novosibirsk and Moscow. In September 2018 Olga returned to Serbia to explore
\nthe independent contemporary art scene here as a freelance artist. She collaborates with Serbian and
\ninternational visual artists, musicians, dancers, and directors on projects taking place in Serbia, Hungary,
\nNetherlands, Switzerland, Germany, UK, France, Senegal. Her special interest is Improvisation and
\nInstant movement composition as a point of departure for many of her solo and collaborative works.
\nIn her current artistic practice, Olga is exploring the interaction between sound (music, noise, spoken
\nword..), image, and movement using principles of instant composition and improvisation tools.
\nShe is also teaching dance classes to people of different ages and levels and works as a personal pilates
\ntrainer and Russian language tutor.
\nAt the moment Olga is based in Belgrade, Serbia.<\/p>\n
Picture by\u00a0Petar Slijepcevic<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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