Nele Tiidelepp

Sometimes in Life Not Dancing is Not an Option

Sometimes in Life Not Dancing is Not an Option

When Coming to the End of the Sentence We’ve Forgotten Where It Began

When Coming to the End of the Sentence We’ve Forgotten Where It Began

hey what’s up

hey what’s up

Days to Overcome Through a Catchy Step Sequence

Days to Overcome Through a Catchy Step Sequence

Nights Around Counting Steps (and Fade to Black)

Nights Around Counting Steps (and Fade to Black)

10 Ways to Dance

10 Ways to Dance

The Only Fantasy Capable of Bringing Me Relief

The Only Fantasy Capable of Bringing Me Relief

Can We Take a Moment to Appreciate the Sunset

Can We Take a Moment to Appreciate the Sunset

Sometimes in Life Not Dancing is Not an Option

When Coming to the End of the Sentence We’ve Forgotten Where It Began

hey what’s up

Days to Overcome Through a Catchy Step Sequence

Nights Around Counting Steps (and Fade to Black)

10 Ways to Dance

The Only Fantasy Capable of Bringing Me Relief

Can We Take a Moment to Appreciate the Sunset

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Nele Tiidelepp (b. 1998, Estonia) is currently pursuing a graduate degree from Justus-Liebig Universität, Germany in choreography and performance. She holds a bachelor’s degree in sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts.

Her work activates contemporary critical theory by using the human body as a space and site for critiquing greater social and political control. Invested in social relations between individuals and communities, her work often engages multiple participants and prompts spontaneous reactions to materials and events.

She has exhibited in Estonia, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Portugal, Finland, Lithuania and the United States. For her work, she has been awarded the Wiiralt Prize (2023), Young Tartu (2021), EAA Young Artist Prize (2020), SIIL prize (2019), and Millennium Prize (2019). She currently lives and works in Germany.