Joshua Serafin is trained in dance in the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Brussels. Their works deal with questions about identity, transmigration, queer politics and representation, states of being, and ways of inhabiting the body. Their cosmology of works create new forms of rituals, and embodiment, based on queer ecologies. Serafin’s work as choreographer and dancer have been recently internationally acclaimed as they actively show and tour their work across the contemporary art scenes of Europe, and in festivals in East-Asia. Whether performing on stage, inside the museum, or through video and photography, Serafin’s artistic process is an intense sociological exorcism to Filipino identity; unpacking the historical violence of its feudal contemporary society and its dehumanising normality.