"Find a place of strength, there feel yourself as a centre of attraction, a centre of attention. Now take action to expand that sensation. Places of strength are places that move us for no visible or apparent reason and invite us to experience different sensations."

Sara Anjo is a dancer and choreographer who is interested in meditative and ecstatic practices, the main ones being breathing and walking. She is also interested in developing her work in a relationship with the outdoors and landscapes, especially nature reserve landscapes. He is also interested in rhythm and pulse, movement and displacement and develops a sonic theatre, exploring choreography and the performative space in its sonic dimension. Alongside her pieces, she has developed notation and archive work, as a way of noting and annotating the movement of bodies in space. He has presented his work mainly in a European context. He constantly asks himself what moves us? How do we move? And where do we move to? She has a master's degree in choreography from Das Graduate School in Amsterdam (2016) and her references are: Anna Halprin, Usula K. Le Guin, Hildegard Westerkamp, Yoko Ono, Werner Herzog, James Turrel and Murray Schafer.