Knowledge in Motion – How Can Dance Articulate Living Social Questions to Urban Spaces? How Can Dances Provoke the Way We Live in the Cities? Can Dance Suggest Other Social Spaces and Reclaim Everyday Life?

Gê Viana is a photographer, performer and researcher. Her works are marked by the criticism of hegemonic culture and the use of various artistic techniques, such as photography and graffiti;
Marcia de Aquino is a dancer, art educator and performer. She researches performances with visual arts and is part of the collective Linhas;
Allexandre Bomber is a capoeirista, dance artist and co-founder of the Original Bomber Crew. He is also a teacher at the School of Dance of Piauí, artist–in-residence in Campo Arte|Casa de Produção and coordinator of Interação RALÉ and Casa Dança;
César Costa is a choreographer, musician, capoeirista and co-founder of the Original Bomber Crew. He also teaches at the Gomes Campos State Technical School and is an artist–in-residence in Campo Arte|Casa de Produção;
Giovanni Venturini is an actor, poet and screenwriter. His writings and plays, such as the solo “Corpo Celeste”, bring the discussion of being a body outside the established aesthetic standards;
Idylla Silmarovi is an artist of the scene and researcher who works in collectives. Her work focuses on the issues surrounding memory as a right denied by coloniality. She is the creator of the Ka’adela Platform and the Zona de Encontro; Juão Nyn is a multi-artist, activist communicator of the Indigenous movement of Rio Grande do Norte. He is part of the Estopô Balaio Collective of Creation, Memory and Narrative and is the vocalist/composer of the band Androyde Sem Par; Lívea Castro is a dance artist, teacher, researcher and video artist. Graduated in dance from the State University of Paraná (Unespar) and postgraduated from the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA). She collaborates with the collective Nó Movimento em Rede.  

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Sonia Sobral is a dance curator. She was manager of Itaú Cultural’s performing arts program for 17 years and dance curator at Centro Cultural São Paulo between 2019 and 2020;
Princesa Ricardo Marinelli is a dance artist, a fractal of desires, intensities and dreams. Master in education from the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), she is a doctoral student in cultural performances at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG).