Carlos Osatinsky and Fernando Nicolás Pelliccioli

Carlos Osatinsky and Fernando Nicolás Pelliccioli are contemporary dancers, performers, choreographers, explorers, and facilitators of movement.

They met in 1996 studying dance at the Taller de Danza Contemporánea of the San Martín Theatre in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Fernando has been a member of the Contemporary Ballet of the San Martín Theatre. Carlos from the Tucumán Contemporary Dance Group.

Both have collaborated in Argentina with various choreographers from the independent scene, including Beatriz Lábatte, Miguel Robles, Margarita Bali and Susana Tambutti.

Seeking to expand their experiences, in 2000 they traveled to Europe, creating their base in the city of Berlin, Germany.

They do not define themselves as a “dance company”, “group” or “collective” but as singular beings who share visions, connect in needs and discrepancies, exchange roles, move and exploring interests in the artistic field and through their passage on the world.

Their common work is permanently mobilized by research into different interactive modes of relationship between performers, performance and spectators.

Under the title espaciopropio.augenblick, they teach classes and workshops where they share and develop the conceptual and material axes explored in their work.

They are motivated to discover tools that facilitate and support creative and vital processes based on the body's own experience.

They have been invited as Guest Professors at the School of Dance of the Korea National University of Arts, in Seoul, South Korea; have guided laboratories for c.e.m. (center in movement, Lisbon), in F.A.C.E. (Buenos Aires) and Ushuaia (Argentina).

They have taught classes, workshops, laboratories and intensive seminars at various festivals and sites in Argentina and Europe.

They continually collaborate with Jonathan Martineau in Spain on his Butosofia research and together they have created the annual retreat for the exploration of the body in nature “The Body in its World” which has already been held for seven editions.