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They shape space. They sculpt time. They transform emotion into motion, and movement is their language. Together with young people from different countries, they are building a space where dance becomes more than performance, it becomes transformation. Through weeks of shared work, they will guide our dancers toward something raw, real, and deeply personal.
The result?
‘Ostali' – an original dance theatre piece premiering on the 24th of July in BKC.
Bai Li Wiegmans
Dancer, choreographer, maker from the Netherlands, with a Bachelor’s in Theatre Dance Performance, Contemporary Urban at Fontys Academy of the Arts. For four years, Bai Li has been a part of Ohne Stimme’s artistic team. Having performed and collaborated across the Netherlands, UK, South Korea, and China, while also developing her own work HOME-家 and The Forms that Remain (receiving three awards), she is inspired by bridging her East Asian heritage with Western European upbringing, blending martial arts: Tai Chi, Shaolin Kung Fu, Wing Chun, with contemporary dance.
Bai Li is here because she believes in the power of collective creation and in the importance of cultural exchange. This project offers a space where different perspectives can meet, challenge each other, and grow together.
Stsiapan Hurski
Stsiapan moves between dance and film, searching for cinematic atmospheres on stage. He is a graduate of Folkwang University of the Arts, with four years with Folkwang Tanzstudio. Stsiapan is joining us for the first time this year and he is excited to journey together with young dancers from different countries, searching for answers collectively.
For him, this is not just an artistic process, but a human one: a space where curiosity, courage, and encounter lead somewhere none of us could reach alone. He believes we should embrace our differences, after all, that is where the most interesting things begin.
Dženita Hasečić
With over 15 years in hip-hop culture, Dženita has been devoted to building a strong dance scene in Sarajevo. She co-founded Fresh Generation, building a community where young people get introduced to movement and dance through this culture, art, theatre, and social activism. S
The result?
‘Ostali' – an original dance theatre piece premiering on the 24th of July in BKC.
Bai Li Wiegmans
Dancer, choreographer, maker from the Netherlands, with a Bachelor’s in Theatre Dance Performance, Contemporary Urban at Fontys Academy of the Arts. For four years, Bai Li has been a part of Ohne Stimme’s artistic team. Having performed and collaborated across the Netherlands, UK, South Korea, and China, while also developing her own work HOME-家 and The Forms that Remain (receiving three awards), she is inspired by bridging her East Asian heritage with Western European upbringing, blending martial arts: Tai Chi, Shaolin Kung Fu, Wing Chun, with contemporary dance.
Bai Li is here because she believes in the power of collective creation and in the importance of cultural exchange. This project offers a space where different perspectives can meet, challenge each other, and grow together.
Stsiapan Hurski
Stsiapan moves between dance and film, searching for cinematic atmospheres on stage. He is a graduate of Folkwang University of the Arts, with four years with Folkwang Tanzstudio. Stsiapan is joining us for the first time this year and he is excited to journey together with young dancers from different countries, searching for answers collectively.
For him, this is not just an artistic process, but a human one: a space where curiosity, courage, and encounter lead somewhere none of us could reach alone. He believes we should embrace our differences, after all, that is where the most interesting things begin.
Dženita Hasečić
With over 15 years in hip-hop culture, Dženita has been devoted to building a strong dance scene in Sarajevo. She co-founded Fresh Generation, building a community where young people get introduced to movement and dance through this culture, art, theatre, and social activism. S
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