Pedagogist, dancer and coreographer.
She learned Odissi and Chhau (Seraikella) dance, two of Indian classical dances of India, under well-known gurus (M. Pradhan, M.Mudgal, T. Maharana, S. Acharya).
She creates choreographies and performes dance pieces on female themes under the name Body’s Tales (Racconti del Corpo).
With Sutra Arti Performative, in collaboration with the musician P.Pacciolla, she performes classical Indian repertoire and contemporary performace in Italy and in foreign countries.
She wrote, together with P.Pacciolla, the book " La gioia e il potere, musica e danza in India”, Ed. Besa, 2008.

Odissi dance

Indian classical dance from Orissa. It is considered one of the more ancient dance form. The technique is based on the geometric forms of the chouka (square) and of the tribhanga (triple bending of the body). The repertoire alternates pure dance and mimic interpretation of poetic verses.

The dance Chhau of Seraikella

Traditional dance from Jharkhand, originated from martial arts. It uses traditional masks that exalts the lyricism of the gestures. The items are based on mhytological, symbolical and social themes.