During his residency at BUDA, he will be working on In & out, a work methodology that allows for a form of performative presence. It’s a methodology he has been developing as a theatre dramaturg, in conjunction with research into the sensitivity of the body. This methodology is central to his work, and at the same time is enhanced by the continuity of his research with CORPUS. In a second phase, he will work with bio-materials and in which way he can create an architecture and film them in their places of evolution.

Milø Slayers

Brussels-based Milø Slayers (°1993) is a dancer and choreographer, active since 2014 with additional interests in photography, poetry, music, stop-motion and the organisation of cultural events. In 2021, STUK Leuven premiered his professional dance debut, Monstrare and/or Monere.

Milø’s trajectory as a dancer-choreographer combines two spheres of influence: a (self-taught) track within hip-hop and urban arts. In 2014, for instance, he co-founded the three-member Brussels dance company Slayers, good for hip-hop battles and dance creations such as Cyborg’s Quest (2015) and Wormhole (2017). And a trace contemporary dance within the subsidised arts, since his training at the Institut Supérieur des Arts et des Choréographies (ISAC) within the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts.

Besides his own work, he also dances in works by other choreographers, such as Coloured Swan 3: Harriets ReMix by Moya Michael (Selection Theatre Festival 2021).