Michelle Lucero Moris

Michelle Lucero Moris is a contemporary dance artist based in Montreal. She creates and dances for the pleasure that movement brings her. Curious about various forms of expression, she explores styles, textures, and rhythms, always searching for new ways to inhabit the body.
Trained at the University of Chile and the École de danse contemporaine de Montréal, Michelle has developed a practice nourished by memory. She is interested in the emotions that shape physicality, generating intensity and fluid transitions from one bodily state to another. She has performed works by Ohad Naharin, Dana Gingras, Sylvain Émard, Catherine Gaudet, Shahar Binyamini, and Sofia Nappi, while pursuing her own interdisciplinary research.
Driven by a desire to create connections, Michelle conceives of dance as a porous language capable of transforming realities. A passionate teacher, she shares her love of movement both at the École de danse contemporaine de Montréal, where she teaches in the recreational program, and within various associations. She works with audiences of all ages, promoting creativity, freedom, and accessibility to dance. She is also involved in cultural mediation and has recently begun developing her first independent creation.

Photo: Julie Artacho