Sofía Forero Correa was born and raised in Cali, Colombia. Her interest in creative movement came from her parents, who worked in advertising, and raised her in a very creative environment. They always encouraged her to explore and have a wild imagination. She started dancing at the age of nine after discovering that movement connected her with her true self and brought her to a state of absolute peace and harmony. She studied at Joffrey Ballet School and is a current student at the Ailey School. She has performed pieces by Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Angelica Stiskin, Rena Butler, and Larisa Calero among others.

She has presented her choreographic work in multiple venues, including, 14^th Street Y Theater the Davenport Theater, and at the NYC Dance and Music Festival. With her work, she aims to transport the audience to a timeless place where anything can happen, while having a harmonious connection between breath, music and movement, and the space.

Evelyn Joy Hoelscher founded Spaces of Fontana in 2014, performing for over 10 choreographers, including Jinah Parker, Smashworks, Isadora Duncan, Rod Rodgers, Dina Denis & Monica Hogan, and joined Actor’s Equity as Dance Captain of Off-Broadway’s SHE a Choreoplay. She has performed or presented choreography in theaters such as Alvin Ailey Citi Theater, Mark Morris, HERE Theater, Dixon Place, New York Live Arts, Queens Theater, Gelsey Kirkland, Judson and Peridance Capezio Center. In 2016 Her duet, Connected Roots, was featured on a MNN Television Series. Evelyn taught modern dance at Ballet Tech and completed a choreographic residency at Long Island Performing Arts School. Her piece, Together Apart, was chosen as a finalist for Ballet Inc’s Outstanding Choreography Award.

Luísa Righeto graduated by the Martha Graham School (NYC) in 2016. She holds a Teaching License and a Bachelor’s degree in Dance, from University Anhembi Morumbi (2012, Brasil). She danced for Caleidos Dance Co., Cia Danças Claudia de Souza, and Ícaro Dance Co., in Brazil. In New York, she danced with Coyote Dancer Company and Alison Cook Beatty Dance. Luisa created “Tempo” – solo piece; “Transit” – a group piece (2016), and “Ziriguidum” (2018) by Ziriguidum Dance Project.