Matilde Amigo Fernández (Santiago de Chile, 1984) is interested in working in a transdisciplinary way: choreographic pieces, installations, conferences, performances, videos and site-specific works. All these creations are the results of research processes next to different working teams, in which the exploration of points of view themselves open up the way of rethinking conventions, reconsidering the ways of approaching consensual information.

She has a Master’s degree in Staging and Visual Culture from the Reina Sofia Museum and Castilla la Mancha University, Madrid (2020). Qualified in Dance Education from the ARCIS Art and Social Science University in Santiago de Chile (2010). Studies in Art, Technique and Technology at the University of Chile; and in Traditional Chinese Medicine (2012). Associate artist of the NAU Creation Centre since 2015 (Chile); of the Axial Platform since 2018; and Resident of La Escocesa (2021-2022).

As a creator she has directed the works Junta (2015); Grupo H (2016); Historia Natural (2018); Marcial (2019-2021).

Presentation updated in September 2021