Agnieszka Pietruczuk

Agnieszka lives and dances in Brussels. She began dancing at the age of five, starting with ballet training before transitioning to contemporary dance. She completed years of training in contemporary dance with a two-year instructor program, after which she received a diploma as a contemporary dance instructor, certified by the Polish Ministry of Culture. Additionally, she practises forró and capoeira, exploring the rich diversity of movement and expression. From experimenting with various techniques to immersing herself in different dance forms, movement has always been central to her life.

Brice Levy has been practising Chinese martial arts for over ten years, including Wing Chun and Taiji Quan, alongside Qi Gong and Nei Gong. He has trained with teachers including Lionel Roulier, Luce Condamine, Laurence Cortadellas and Jean-Michel Chomet, and holds a University Diploma in Therapeutic Tai Chi, which he completed as a teaching assistant to Dr Luce Condamine.

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His practice is rooted in curiosity and a long-term exploration of movement, with a particular interest in softness, awareness, balance and connection. Alongside Tai Chi and Qi Gong, he continues to explore other movement practices including Tui Shou, Systema and yoga. For Brice, the point is not to collect techniques, but to keep learning — and to see what happens when we bring these different qualities into movement, improvisation and shared practice.