Femmology – The Concept
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
„Nat- K“ stands for „not okay“. In the battle-scene you’re not supposed to choose your battle-name yourself, since its being considered ignorant towards the culture.
Nat-K has been given to me her from Bgirl Lady Gameova, who has been watching me battling for some time as I started. With this being said „not okay“ is a positive way to describe the creative way of presenting the music and surprising with individual elements as well as diversity in simplicity.
Unlike most dancers I did not start at a young age, au contraire: coming from an athletic family my foundations in body- awareness come from running and swimming. Inspired by my grandparents who had been working as artists (dancer and singer) I started joining „open floors“, freestyle sessions and taking classes after graduating high school. And guess what ?!
I fell in love with dance. I discovered a hidden passion and quickly decided that DANCE is my future.
I consider myself a diverse dancer, that started off with Hiphop, Bboying and Waacking.
Briefly after I discovered Dancehall, House, Vogue, African Styles, Heels and the beauty of „Urban Contemporary“ which is basically a fusion of Contemporary with Hiphop and Bboying. Quickly I understood the importance of ballet and contemporary training, meaning I took these classes in order to have a dance foundation, which later on proved it ́s importance in being a all style dancer.
My main styles turned out to be:
Hiphop, Waacking, Vogue and commercial Afro styles
Always hungry for knowledge I keep educating myself in every style. Getting to know the culture and background is very important. Not only to me as a dancer, but also teacher.
Dancers are „forever students“ which means there is never enough training or enough „wisdom“ which is why I constantly aim for more. Taking classes, training individually, learning from others, traveling and expanding her horizon.
Important trainings:
– Urban Styles Educational Program at deutsche Pop Wien
– ISVP – International student visa Program at BDC in NYC
– Training in LA (Debbie Reynolds, ML, Millenium Dance Complex)
– Richfam Elite Program
– Annually participating in the Impulstanz Dance Festival in Vienna
– lots of Workshops around Europe
– Afro Dance Dictionary by Isaac Kyere
– Laissez Flair Dance Company
Mentors/ teachers who have shaped me as a dancer:
– Archie Burnett (mentor and father in terms of Vogue and Waacking)
– Romy Kolb (introduced her to Waacking & House)
– Katrin la draganda (introduced her to Vogue)
– Bravo Brahms Lafortune (House and Social Dances)
– Joe Alegado (Modern)
– Salim Gauwaloos (Contemporary)
– Comfort Fedoke (Hiphop)
– Neil Schwarz (Choreography- Street Jazz, Commercial)
– Luam (Choreography- Hiphop, Commercial)
– and many many more
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
Obere Donaustraße 69/1, 1020 Wien
• available for private 1on1 training/ class
• available for private group trainIgs/ classes
• available for Workshops (dance schools and dance studios)
„Ich liebe den menschlichen Körper , seine Vielfältigkeit und seine einzigartigen Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten durch Bewegung. Ich bin zwar selbst Personal Trainer und zugegebenermaßen Bewegungsperfektionist aber gleichzeitig ein blutiger Anfänger was Tanzen betrifft. Um komplexe und vielfältige Bewegungen einfach und fließend aussehen zu lassen braucht es JEMANDEN der einen an der Hand nimmt um ihm das WIE…
„Nachdem ich seit Jahren tanzen lernen wollte und nie damit begonnen habe, bin ich durch Eine Bekannte auf Nat-K (?) gestoßen und habe mich kurzerhand dazu entschlossen bei ihr Privatstunden zu nehmen! Kann es jedem nur empfehlen, der Lust und Zeit hat sich dem Tanzen zu widmen. Zu den Stunden kann ich nur sagen sehr…