Alix Eynaudi

Alix Eynaudi dances and works between craft and chaos, in a (mostly) joyful mess. She doesn’t work alone; every event, research, or invitation becomes an alibi to spend time with accomplices—a mesh of friendships scintillating under the skin, a stirring of wondrous support. A crowd assembles, oscillates, agitates; workshopping and freeing the textures of the everyday together, re-assembling the emulsive factors, the whips that whip the cream: an “undomesticated menagerie” (misquoting Mark Foster Gage) of inheritances layered within each other’s presences, chewing and tuning frequencies in and out of their everydays. In other terms, Alix Eynaudi dances in the fields of expanded choreography at the intersections of dance, performance, and artistic research. Her work unfolds through collaborative processes involving movement, sound, writing, rest, and language. Over recent years, she has presented performances, long-term research projects, publishing experiments, and intimate public formats in theaters, libraries, and informal spaces.