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Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2014
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2014
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IN THE RESIDENCY<br />
December <strong>2014</strong><br />
MIRIAM VARELA QUINTERO<br />
Miriam_mlg@hotmail.com<br />
Spain<br />
I was born in Málaga Spain, I studied in the conservatory in<br />
Málaga and later in Barcelona and also Madrid where I finished<br />
my professional training. I worked with Sharon Friedman, Mónica<br />
Runde, Pedro Verdaÿes, and others in Madrid. I am a Pilates<br />
teacher and I practice aerial dance as well as hip hop and other<br />
forms.<br />
“Worlding, fully inhabitating body and<br />
space while continuously refreshing all relationshiops<br />
without naming any aspect of<br />
experience as a means to share identity.”<br />
GABRIEL FORESTIERI<br />
USA<br />
projectlimb@gmail.com // www.projectlimb.net<br />
I have always been drawn to my body and the earth. There were<br />
the places I found refuge from the madness of my emotions and<br />
the ever changing nature of my life. As a child it was in wilderness,<br />
physical activity, or discipline that I found silent spaces free<br />
from the judgment I felt from myself and others. This pull<br />
moved me from martial arts and theater into dance, and work<br />
in environmental restoration and gardening. During this time I<br />
received a BFA in Drama from Carnegie Mellon and a MFA in Dance<br />
from NYU and studied various physical and meditative practices<br />
such as Gyrokinesis, Aikido, Qi Gong, Breathing Coordination, and<br />
Kinesiology/Functional Anatomy. I worked as a professional dancer<br />
for many years in NYC, dancing with different choreographers and<br />
creating my own work. As my work moved from the theater and<br />
studio into the world I became fascinated with awareness and<br />
experience. I began to develop a technique to include more, to<br />
partner with the world, to participate instead of control. All of this<br />
drew me into focusing on my own work and I know travel the world<br />
creating site-specific dance in various cities with local dancers.