ABOUT
I believe that art is an alluring tool that allows you to fully embody the vivid details, poignant moments, and endless possibilities that life has to offer.
In movement there are innumerable possibilities and opportunities for freedom of the mind and body, and these opportunities are represented through vivid details and intricacies. Within my dance artistry, teaching, and choreography I want to explore the endless possibilities that dance presents to the human body and spirit. These possibilities allow us as fluid and intricate movers to embody anything and everything that life has to offer, to untangle the world around us, and to communicate through movement where words are not sufficient.
Photo © 2019 Travis Lake
Gabrielle Cloudy graduated Summa Cum Laude with her BFA in Dance December 2019. She has worked with and performed in pieces by choreographers such as Sidra Bell, Joshua Manculich, Andy Noble, Shen Wei, Madison Hicks, Gabriel Spieller, and Jennifer Pontius. Most recently Cloudy performed with NobleMotion as a guest artist in Tower. She has also performed professionally with Nicolay Dance Works.
Gabrielle has received additional training from intensives such as NobleMotion Dance, Moving Forward Dallas, Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance in London, and Bruce Wood Woodworks Contemporary Dance Workshop. Gabrielle has extensive knowledge with instruction and has taught a variety of ages and styles ranging from 2-22. Gabrielle is Mat certified in Pilates and has additional training in partnering and aerial silks. She is experienced in sewing and design and worked in the costume shop assisting in costume design and production.
Gabrielle has presented works for both camera and stage at Sam Houston State University in undergraduate concerts. For her undergraduate capstone, l she presented her latest work "Fragmented Perceptions" at N3XUS, the senior graduation concert, which she not only choreographed, but also did costume design and production for. She is excited to pursue upcoming performance opportunities and share her creative ideas with the dance community.