Before moving to Europe, Simone Aughterlony (1977) graduated at the New Zealand School of Dance in 1995. Since then, she has been working as a dancer and choreographer for various ar5sts and companies. In 2001 she par5cipated in Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods’ Highway 101 project, her first 5me collabora5on with Brussels based ar5st Jorge Léon. In 2003 Aughterlony created her first own produc5on: the dance solo Public Property. Her work explores experiences and the various means of expression and representa5on used to communicate these experiences. This inquiry o_en takes rigorous dimensions in its a`empt to capture, understand and define the limits of one’s own thoughts and movements.