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Raphael Philipe Damasceno
Born in Brazil and based in Brussels, Raphael Philipe Damasceno (°1992) developed his career as a dancer between Spain and Belgium. Most recently, he’s been working with Alain Platel, Bérengère Bodin and Vera Tussing while developing his own artistic practice around decoloniality and the role of identities in knowledge production.
Through his ongoing project ‘- the road, again.’, he aims at creating spaces for citizens to come together and start an embodied exchange around decolonial literature — both as performances and/or open workshops, tables of discussions and reading groups.
This project is been supported by RADAR Mechelen, Passerelle Vzw Kortrijk, Royal Conservatoire Antwerp, DESINGEL International Arts Centre and Kunstenwerkplaats Pianofabriek Brussels