Marino Ariza
DANZ:ATRAVES
Since August, Marino Ariza has been an INTRO fellow at K3, exploring how movement can be used to develop a shared language that transcends words. Every two weeks, he brings together people from Latin America to help them connect with their own bodies and create a space of joy, connection, and togetherness. The program is explicitly aimed at people from Latin America with migration experiences, as migration can be isolating, while dance can bring people together and foster a sense of community. The sessions are open to everyone, with or without dance experience.
Open to everyone, with or without dance experience
For people with a background in migration
Free of charge; regular attendance is encouraged
Where?
WIESE e.G.
Wiesendamm 24
Tanzsaal West; First floor
Dates
For whom
everyone
Price
free of charge
Supported by:

Marino Ariza
is an artist with a strong focus on dance creation. He holds a degree in Performing Arts with an emphasis in dance from Universidad Javeriana in Colombia. His experience spans contemporary dance, traditional Colombian dance, and urban dance, with a professional background as both a dancer and choreographer. In Colombia, he co-directed the traditional dance company Tributo Pisabarro for two years. He is also a co-founder of Colectivo Penitente, an interdisciplinary collective based in Bogotá, Colombia, dedicated to research residencies with young artists.In Hamburg he taught at CDSH and took part in the dance school Bottom Up Dance School.
Stand: 2025
Where?
WIESE e.G.
Wiesendamm 24
Tanzsaal West; First floor
Dates
For whom
everyone
Price
free of charge
Supported by:
