Which Bodies

Carl-Noë Struck is a composer, producer and live performer/musician. He has worked at the Beethoven Festival, Next Generation Program of the Donaueschingen Musiktage, Ruhrtriennale, Intonal Festival and the Kölner Philharmonie. Struck studied composition at the HFMT Cologne and at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen. He has collaborated internationally with artists from various fields, such as Ásta Fanney Sigurðardóttir, Brian Ennals, Mette Ingvartsen, Khadidiatou Bangoura and Horácio Macuacua, Theater Marabu, Thaddäus Maria Jungmann, Trace, Lola von der Gracht, Maiskind, Starlab, and many more.

Kevosh is a dancer, choreographer and educator whose work is deeply rooted in
house dance, hip-hop choreography and freestyle. He is the founder of Less Moves More Grooves, a platform committed to promoting and increasing visibility for House culture in Germany. Kevosh regularly performs as a background dancer for the artist Cascada, appearing on major stages across Europe. His choreographic work includes collaborations for both commercial and artistic productions, nationally and internationally. He teaches house dance at the state-funded Flying Steps Diploma Academy in Berlin, where he supports and mentors the next generation of urban dance artists.

Ludovic Schuld is a Düsseldorf-based photographer and caregiver. Since 2011, he has primarily worked with analogue photography, with a strong focus on portraiture. His work centres around individuals from Düsseldorf’s creative community, spanning fields such as dance, painting, and music. Ludovic has been closely observing and accompanying the music-, street- and especially the broader dance community in Düsseldorf since 2016. His photography is driven by a fascination with the physicality, aesthetics, and energy of movement. Equally important to him is the sense of community, both visible and hidden, that surrounds these scenes. Beyond documentation, his work explores abstraction within Hip Hop and how its elements can be visually translated. In addition to his dance-related work, Ludovic captures everyday scenes and subtle observations from his personal and professional life.

Olga Karaseva moves across the fields of journalism, dramaturgy, and theater performance. She graduated from the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University as an international TV correspondent, and later from the Moscow Art Theatre School, where she refined her skills in acting and performance. Currently, she is studying at Fachhochschule Dortmund and pursuing a Master’s degree at the Academy for Theatre and Digitality. Olga works across various genres of theatre playwriting, directs performances, and engages in physical theatre and choreography.

Ruby is a dancer, choreographer, movement director and educator with deep roots in hip-hop culture. In 2019, she co-founded HoS (Hood of Sisters) and UBeKu e.V. to create supportive and evolving spaces for dance in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Trained in various street and commercial styles, Ruby has made hip-hop the core of her artistic practice. She collaborates with institutions like tanzhaus nrw and has choreographed for brands and organisations such as Rheinbahn, FC Köln x Hummel, set509 x 25hoursHotel, Sanostra and KYANNE. As a performer, she has appeared on stage for L’Oréal, Absolut, Snipes, Telekom and Xiaomi, and has worked with renowned choreographers including Shay Latukolan, Saïdo Lehlouh and Jil von der Decken. Whether on big stages, in theatres or in intimate cyphers — hip-hop remains at the center of her creative journey.

Saïdo Lehlouh has strong roots in hip-hop and club styles and, as a member of the Bad Trip Crew in the 2000s, had a significant influence on the breaking scene. In his choreographies, Saïdo Lehlouh sensitively combines artists of different styles, genres and levels of experience. His work in urban spaces and on stage explores the boundaries between performance and audience in order to open up a dialogue. Together with Johanna Faye, Lehlouh founded the Black Sheep Company and is part of the management team of the Centre chorégraphique national de Rennes et de Bretagne, the collectif FAIR-E.

Suzanne Degennaro is a dancer and choreographer and an important member of the international whaacking scene. In 2025, he developed the solo work Limbo, produced by Collectif FAIR-E / CCN de Rennes et de Bretagne. Suzanne Degennaro also works as a teacher and judge.