I am Dominica Greene, a bi-racial Black woman who cherishes and channels my Caribbean heritage and Queerness through an art-based existence.
I believe that dance is one of our purest sources of hope and liberation.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, I make conceptual, body-based work, rooted in my mission of reflecting to as many people as possible that they not only have the capacity to dance, but are in fact already dancing, perpetually. Utilizing various modalities, tasks, and mental/emotional states to cultivate safe environments for sensorial and creative exploration, I am to impress that dancing is not something to be learned, but something we have innate access to, because we are alive. I create durational ecosystems under this premise, to be interacted with and performed by any number of participants.
My work has been presented by Arts on Site, A Shedding, BADDANCE, Center for Performance Research (CPR), Issue Project Room, LEIMAY, Queer Spectra Arts Festival,
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, and Salt Contemporary Dance Company.
Company and freelance performance experience
Evan Ray Suzuki (2024)
Ashley Pierre-Louis / TRIBE Multidisciplinary Arts Collective (2023 – present)
Amanda Krische (2023 – present)
Christopher Williams (2023)
Sarah Michelson (2023)
Wendell Gray II (2023)
Welcome to Campfire (2023)
UNA Productions (2021 – 2023)
Jasmine Hearn (2017 – present)
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company (2019 –2021)
Helen Simoneau Danse (2016 – 2021)
Ann Carlson (2019)
Kayla Farrish (2018 – 2019)
Burr Johnson (2018)
YC2 (2018)
BFA in Contemporary Dance – University of North Carolina School of the Arts, 2016
High School Diploma – Los Angeles County High School of the Arts, 2012
Honorable Mention in Modern Dance from the National YoungArts Foundation, 2012