Kiyomi Yamashita

1984 - 1987: Studied traditional Indian dance at New Delhi National Dance School.
1987: Began performance activities with The Earthen Drum Within My Body.
1988: Founded Ganesha; performed Blue God & Black God and Water as Pilgrimage.
1989: Performed Dakini Laughs Loudly; When Shiva and Kali Dance; Hori.
1990: Performed Miracle.
1991: Performed The Ethnography of a Rainbow.
1992 - 1994: Performed various short pieces.
1995:　Performed Two Serious Ladies.
1996: Performed Swallowing a Seed of Saintess.
1997: Performed Slight Fever （Febricula）
1998: Performed Trucking to the Moon in the Darkness.
2000: Performed ka-ro-mi.
2001: Performed Ku-n-ju
2002: Performed Into the Differentiation; Voice of Honey.
2003: Performed THE Woman
2004: Performed A Present -In The MUSEUM-
2005: Performed To a Garden of Light
2006: Performed Days of FUUSOU

Using experience with classical dance and the traditional styles of India, Kiyomi Yamashita is seeking to form a unique form of expression not shackled by the conventions of existing styles.
In recent years, though focused primarily on solo activities, Kyomi has also been actively developing new works via collaborations with art works and other artists, and is seeking a way of being based on Eastern body concepts.

To present highly refined works in diminutive spaces, perform in a wide variety of locations, and collaboratively work with other artists.