Florencia Stalldecker

She is a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and independent manager. She holds a degree in Modern Literature (FFyH-UNC) and is an artist-researcher. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Contemporary Artistic Practices at EAyP-UNSAM, Buenos Aires. Her artistic work focuses on processes and devices that draw on writing practices as movement. Based on studies of choreographers’ notebooks: repertoire and archive in contemporary dance from Córdoba, she continues to explore questions with the intention and determination to approach the material core of writing.

Since 2021, she has led the creation and research platform La mirada vegetal (The Plant Gaze), a space for performative, choreographic, and writing practices. There, she coordinates artistic residencies, workshops, and gatherings. She produces and performs works such as Suspender el suelo (Suspending the Ground), La materia vibra (Matter Vibrates), and Mover el corazón de-espacio (Moving the Heart of Space). She coordinates workshops and training and experimentation programs such as Exercises in Dragging and Neighborhood, A Rose Is One, and The Hallucination of Materials.

In recent years, she has led the workshops Choreography and Imagination, Eating Leaves, The Idyllic Crest, The Moving Scribe, and The Expired Letter, the latter with Grazia Paesani and Mar Vilchez Aruani.