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Isadora D'Héloïsa (she/her) is a French-Tunisian dance artist, born in Paris and based in London.
She is a Vogue performer and member of the Iconic House of Milan (as Isadora Milan), walking balls internationally in the New Way Vogue and Arms Control categories. Her practice is rooted in the ballroom community through training, transmissions and collective practice across international scenes.​
Her field of research and creative work emerges through experimentation and improvisation, influenced by Vogue, arms control movement, and flamenco as as a source of embodied inspiration, where lineages and innovation bloom into new forms.
She explores the uniqueness of being and singular presence, engaging multiplicity, fluidity and openness as mode of existence.
She also investigates the relationship with costume and objects as an extension of the self, through transformation and play.
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EntreCuerpos (2025), her latest work, is a series of living tales moving through sacred, radical, and ever-transforming feminine identities. Within this journey, vogue imaginary intertwines with flamenco poetry. EntreCuerpos has been supported by The Place (Resolution), English National Ballet (via Shared Ground Space Scheme), Chisenhale Dance Space and Instituto Cervantes.
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Isadora D'Héloïsa also collaborates with visual artists, creating performances for art installations.
With a background in ballet, jazz and hip-hop, and her ongoing Vogue practice, she has also undertaken periods of research in Spain, engaging with flamenco as an experiential source within her embodied practice. She also holds a Master’s degree in Arts Organisations Management from Paris-Dauphine University.