
As an artist I feel a responsibility to live consciously and to engage in critical & creative reflection about the world we live in and know most intimately.
Recovering a need for beauty while expanding our sense of empathy, responsibility and environmental awareness.
P I N K, Ecological dance of the XXI century is a new stage creation by Madrid based choreographer, Camille Hanson, in collaboration with Belgium performance artist, Sandra Vincent, and cellist, María Prado Vega.
Supported by Centro Coreográfico Canal (Madrid)
Centro María Pages (Madrid) y Espacio Kuatro (Cádiz)

The story of P I N K is an invitation to reflect on resilience, on the things that life takes away from us, on the natural desire to be free, and on the longing for home and belonging.
It is also an opportunity to celebrate the wild diversity of our world,
and to experience deep joy in difference and strangeness.
WE EARTH is a multidisciplinary choreographic work combining contemporary dance, visual art, music and theatrical elements to engage audiences with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Drawing on four movement languages — classical dance, contemporary, flamenco and break dance — the work explores diversity and our shared love for the planet. Created for theatres, auditoriums and public spaces, it uses the body and image as a universal language for ecological and social awareness.
World premiere at the Starlite Festival, Marbella, Spain 2017. The work was subsequently presented internationally, including at the 3rd Congress for Peace in Jerusalem and numerous national programs throughout Spain.
Blending art with social change, THE SACRIFICE OF GIANTS illuminates today’s critical global issue: the exploitation of wild cetaceans.
DUST AND WATER (2014) was selected as the dance theater production for the British “Spain NOW! Festival” nominated as one of the Best Arts and Culture Festival of London. The work was described as “Bold, devastating and beautiful” by The Guardian, and continues to receive international invitations.
Inspired by the conservation movement, “Rewilding Europe,” and supported by The City Council of Madrid, this new work brings optimism to the stage for 60 powerful minutes full of poetic dance and audiovisual creation.

This feature film, directed by award winning Spanish director, Chema de la Peña, and choreographed by Camille Hanson, joins contemporary dance and cinema together to tell a love story tainted by mental illness.
Dance and Image harness the sensitivity of art to spark conversation about the world we live in and know most intimately during the COVID_19 pandemic. The work was created during quarantine in the space of our living room.
"Symphony for a Better World” is an audiovisual creation produced for the event, Reimagining 2030, held at the U.N. in N.Y.C. for members and personalities of global relevance.
Direction audiovisual: Juan Carlos Arévalo
Choreography: Camille Hanson
Original music: Juan Antonio Simarro