Voices: Dalisa Pigram, Angela Conquet, Leisa Shelton, Fangas Nayaw, devynn emory, Regina Veloso, Vini Nex, Allexandre Santos, and artists, curators and participants of the Forum

Music: sacred Taiwanese songs from Fangas Nayaw's 'La XXX Punk II: Betel Nut Green' / songs from Idio Chichava's "M’POLO, Rituals of the Living Body"

We thank and acknowledge the sacred Taiwanese songs offered by River Lin, Fangas Nayaw, Ansyang Makakazuwan, Naceku, maya' a taboeh hayawan, Sayum and Vuraw

Voices: Angela Conquet, devynn emory, Thomas F. DeFrantz, Idio Chichava, Fangas Nayaw, Regina Veloso, Allexandre Santos, River Lin, and artists, curators and participants of the Forum

Voices: Angela Conquet, Dalisa Pigram, devynn emory, Leisa Shelton, Regina Veloso, plus artists, curators and participants of the Forum

Voices: Feras Shaheen, Jada Narkle, Dalisa Pigram, Victoria Hunt, Leisa Shelton, Angela Conquet, and artists, curators and participants of the Forum

She takes you on her journey to discover this unique territory through the voices of locals and dancers with a common vision of the concept of being 'borderless'!

Presented and produced by Loréna Sajous.

Interviewees : Marta Coretti; Marko Bratuš; Ayae Takise and Mattia Cason.

Theme tune: Spring Forward, kindly written and produced for Aerowaves by ZA.

Recorded at Spring Forward 2025 in Gorizia and Nova Gorica, Season 3 features Aerowaves’ latest pilot project: the Podcast Academy. Five participants joined our regular presenter/producer, Dany Mitzman, and you’ll soon be able to hear some of the fruits of their audio voyage of discovery.
 

 Theme tune: Spring Forward, kindly written and produced for Aerowaves by ZA.

Additional music created by Suno

In 2023, Aerowaves (IE) together with Arte Sella (IT), la briqueterie CDCN (FR) and Tanec Praha (CZ) started to explore how female dance artists from Ukraine are informing approaches to welcoming and engaging refugees through dance, and in the development of inclusive and cohesive practices across Europe. As a consequence Moving Borders, a cooperation project co-funded by the European Union (Dec 2023 – Nov 2025) was conceived, and since that time the partners have organised international workshops, meetings (live and online) and dissemination events, as well as commissioning this publication.

Other voices: Anastasia Grigore, Mariia Korobko, Loréna Sajous, Rachel Sheil, Rosie Reith, Roberto Casarotto, Dany Mitzman.

Artists Encounter Dublin 2024 was organised in collaboration with Dance Ireland, and with the support of The Arts Council and the Italian Cultural Institute in Dublin.

Aerowaves’ Artists Encounter is an intensive capacity building programme which includes professional development, activities around curation and networking opportunities.

Artists Encounter in Dublin included performances of three former Aerowaves artists, Silvia Gribaudi, Eva Recacha and Jean-Baptiste Baele, on 4 and 5 November. The participants took part in shared physical practices led by the choreographers and experienced teacher and performer Lauren Potter, and analysed the dramaturgy of the works and explore compositional tools. The project brought additional expertise through renowned dramaturg Monica Gillette and other facilitators to help contextualise the performances and connect to the practices of the participants.

Aerowaves Spring Forward Festival provides a platform for some of Europe’s most vibrant and promising choreographers to show their work to performing arts professionals and local audiences. The programme is formed of the current year's Aerowaves Twenty artists, who are invited to stay for the whole weekend, so that conversations with programmers can evolve naturally.
Local audiences have the chance to discover a great variety of brand new dance artists, most of whom are performing in their city for the first time.

Aerowaves Spring Forward Festival provides a platform for some of Europe’s most vibrant and promising choreographers to show their work to performing arts professionals and local audiences. The programme is formed of the current year's Aerowaves Twenty artists, who are invited to stay for the whole weekend, so that conversations with programmers can evolve naturally.
Local audiences have the chance to discover a great variety of brand new dance artists, most of whom are performing in their city for the first time.

Aerowaves Spring Forward Festival provides a platform for some of Europe’s most vibrant and promising choreographers to show their work to performing arts professionals and local audiences. The programme is formed of the current year's Aerowaves Twenty artists, who are invited to stay for the whole weekend, so that conversations with programmers can evolve naturally.
Local audiences have the chance to discover a great variety of brand new dance artists, most of whom are performing in their city for the first time.

Aerowaves Spring Forward Festival provides a platform for some of Europe’s most vibrant and promising choreographers to show their work to performing arts professionals and local audiences. The programme is formed of the current year's Aerowaves Twenty artists, who are invited to stay for the whole weekend, so that conversations with programmers can evolve naturally.
Local audiences have the chance to discover a great variety of brand new dance artists, most of whom are performing in their city for the first time.

Aerowaves Spring Forward Festival provides a platform for some of Europe’s most vibrant and promising choreographers to show their work to performing arts professionals and local audiences. The programme is formed of the current year's Aerowaves Twenty artists, who are invited to stay for the whole weekend, so that conversations with programmers can evolve naturally.
Local audiences have the chance to discover a great variety of brand new dance artists, most of whom are performing in their city for the first time.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

Spring Forecast also gives you a taste of the special initiatives developed by Aerowaves alongside the Spring Forward Festival, as well as diving into some of the many fascinating themes explored by the artists.

Spring Forecast is just one strand of Aerowaves’ new podcast series, our way of telling the world about contemporary dance across Europe, discussing wider topics around art and life, and demystifying the choreographic world.

The Blood and Chocolate episodes are part of Spring Forecast, a series of podcasts produced and presented by Dany Mitzman, documenting the Spring Forward Festival in Dublin 2023.