Choreographer/ dancer Zsuzsa Rózsavölgyi (Budapest, Hungary) will develop a solo work entitled Kata, the Japanese word for form and shape—which is also her sister’s name. Exploring notions of sisterhood and the feminine form, the work seeks to express a new understanding of cultural and social perspectives of femininity.
Additional studio space generously provided by Abrons Arts Center.
Residency support provided by Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Zsuzsa Rozsavolgyi
Zsuzsa Rózsavölgyi is a choreographer, dancer and educator who has been making choreographies in Europe. She is interested in broadening the denotation of what choreography is and in giving significance to organizing and constructing space and time. Her interest is to find different life experiences that can be translated into movement. The inspiration for her movement material is taken from natural sources such as living creatures and natural forces.
Slide1 photo: David Bergé / Slide2 + bio photos: Hevzso / Upcoming page photo: unknown