Where is the intersecction of dreamland and awaken realm at this big reality called Dream?
Alessandro Rivellino? What to say? I have been living dance and contact improvisation in a surrendered way as a dancer for 18 years and as a teacher for 12 (if i do not count my childhood experiences) and I had the opportunity to travel to 25 countries, offering and having classes, intensive courses, workshops, residencies and Jams with different and experienced colleagues, which probably gave me a good "floor" to start with 'not knowing with certain quality' ...
I have also organized, with more people, different meetings and festivals of this beautiful practice, in Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Denmark, Turkey and Mexico. I come from different dance schools at the somatic level and movement research, today I see that I have danced and taught a good part of my life and yet I feel that I have just started. In my practice I have been integrating various techniques and bringing the potential of dance to life. If I ask myself between my name and my body, the second one is the dearest, and if you ask about my deepest interest in dancing and teaching the answer would be around living questions related to dance itself, to the presence and to the Big Mistery.
I Hope through this illusion of you and I being separated, we can drop it, and go beyond our hanging names to explore the in-between field of existence to dance and be danced with and through the visible and invisible forces entangled at each single moment and find the way to be at the arch of beauty.

C.I. found me 24 years ago and today I remain a sincere lover of this living and generous form, which makes me feel that I will dance all my life. C.I. is a perfect practice that invites me to be spontaneous, contemplative, playful and in a state of expansion. My axes for dancing, researching and teaching turn around its relationship with Aikido and Body-Mind Centering. I live in Cusco and I want you to come experience dance on these sacred lands.

I remember myself as a child –spinning, jumping, and rolling around, enjoying playing with my body and its varying relationships between its parts, in relation to space and gravity. I can't imagine my life with my head only facing up and my feet only on the ground. The whole body goes towards the ground! It’s from the earth! To the earth it goes! When I dove into c.i. I knew that I could also be an earth and that other bodies could also be an earth to me! How wonderful is this dance in which you can know yourself on the inside, and to be in relationship, to be able to bond, modulate, risk and trust, wait and disappear, fly and fall. I find support in dance (dancing, teaching, researching) in Feldenkrais, and also in practices of " Nature of the forces in the body and dance"; and in simple observations of clouds, cats, and stacked stones.