A person with short dark blond hair looks into the camera, his head is tilted to the right. The person is wearing a khaki green shirt with the top buttons undone and the sleeves rolled up, black glasses and two small gold hoop earrings in the left ear. The background is black.
Photo Phil Dera

Pol Pi

Pol Pi (he/him) is a white Latin-American (Brazilian), trans*, middle class and non-disabled dance artist based in France. His works investigate memory and temporalities, language and translation, becomings and impermanence, with fragility and intimacy as safe havens. His background is in music, physical theatre, Butoh, Brazilian traditional dances and opera, having come across Western contemporary dance quite late. He created the company NO DRAMA in 2016 in France and has since then produced five solos, a trio and a quartet, which toured in venues/contexts such as Centre Pompidou, Akademie der Künste Berlin, Centre national de la danse, Mercat des Flors, Bienal SESC de Dança de Sao Paulo, Movimento Internacional de Dança de Brasilia, Bienal de Dança de Fortaleza, Musée de la Danse, Echelle Humaine/Lafayette Anticipations, Festival Montpellier Danse, Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, Radialsystem, Hiroshima Barcelona, Caravane CND Chicago. He teaches in amateur and professional contexts such as Villa Arson, Ecole d’Art Avignon, CND Pantin, CNDC Angers, PARTS, master exerce, Extension Toulouse.