Called “a strong, elegant, long-limbed dancer who moves with a sense of stark drama and genuine lyricism” (Chicago Sun-Times), Asimina Chremos began her career with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater in the early 1980’s and later forayed into studies with improvisation teachers such as Simone Forti and Ishmael Houston-Jones. Approaching dance as art, she creates abstractions, narratives and kinetic sculptural forms across stages, studios and spaces of all types and sizes. In addition to her live solo performances, current projects include the daily dance video log CircadianDancer; site specific performances as microgig with cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm; and Echo Den, a sound-and-movement duo with vocalist Carol Genetti.

web: asiminachremos.com
vlog: youtube.com/circadiandancer
project: myspace.com/microgig
project: myspace.com/echoden