Oxana Chi

Oxana Chi is a German choreographer, dancer, filmmaker, curator, educator and trendsetter based in Berlin. She spent several years in New York, where she was listed in The Dance Enthusiast’s »A to Z of People Who Power The Dance World«. Her work explores how our present is built upon in/visible remnants from the past, and its porous relation to our futures.
Her repertoire comprises 20 productions including commissioned works for the Leo Baeck Institute and Humboldt-University. She toured across the globe in venues and events such as Volksbühne, HAU, Jack Crystal Theater at NYU, 1014 NYC, Movement Research @ Judson Church, La MaMa, Triskelion Arts, Jewish Music and Theater Weeks Dresden, Taipei Fringe Festival, Le Dansoir Karine Saporta, Delhi International Queer Theatre & Film Festival, Maison Heinrich-Heine Paris, and was a keynote performer for the Black German Heritage & Research Association (University of Toronto, 2018).
Her choreography is discussed in several academic publications and university syllabi. A much-appreciated educator, she was a guest teaching artist at Freie Universität Berlin, Pratt Institute, Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School and she mentored aspiring choreographers in the Dance Department at New York University.