Galit Criden works with sculptural physicality, creating slow,

process-based installations in public spaces.

Her choreographic work explores the biological, emotional, and social changes that bodies—especially those of women and mothers—experience throughout life, and how these transformations shape movement, identity, and perceptions of power and love.

 

Galit’s projects have been presented at institutions such as the Wellcome Collection Museum, Goldsmiths University, Christie’s Auction House, Pushkin House, and Chisenhale Dance Space. She has led participatory performances at the Danish Gender Conference, Independent Dance, London, Performatica Dance Festival in Mexico, and the International Performance Conference in Israel, receiving awards for her artistic contributions.

She currently co-runs Wednesday Moving, a community dance space in Hackney, London. Galit is also the founder of RESET Practice, a somatic and sound-based movement practice offering 1:1 sessions, all-level group workshops, and specialized RESET sessions for people living with Parkinson’sand their caregivers.

For collaborations or inquiries, feel free to reach out: galitcridenesss@gmail.com