Kunie Suzuki

1992 - 1996: Learned dance under Kuniko Kisa, participated in stage activities.
1996: Began solo activity and performed Coquille.
　　　　　　Soon after, began performing independently and at festivals. Also began working with various choreographers （including Aki Nagatani, Akiko Kitamura, Megumi Yoshizawa）, and artists in other genres.
2000: joined at the 1st Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial.
2001: After performing Adazakura together, decided to form dance group.
2002: Performed Koutekishu, Wild at Heart at Vernisage-Dance Series 105 in Montreal, Canada.
2003: Performed Satetsu; Support/Cooperation: Asahi Breweries, Ltd./Art Front Gallery.
2004: Performed Air Plants in La Spezia, Italy, Incontro （co-choreographer and costarring: "Elizabeta Bitoni."
2005: Performed A Grain of Sand in Montreal ,Canada. Funded by The Japan Foundation/Tangente.
2006: Performed Tentoumushi （choreographer: Kunie Suzuki / Director: Tomomi Nakamura）.
2001: Began Solo activities and organized and choreographed for HIBANA and RACHUU. Performed Junsuinakankei, Jellyfish Girls, Mushi Mezuru Musume, etc., at festivals.

In performing throughout Japan and overseas, we feel a connectivity between ourselves and others expanding. This in turn spawns new projects. These new projects are generally tailored to the individuals performing them.

Kunie Suzuki looks to organize new, small-scale live performances （not her original works）. She would like to expand her activities to include providing lectures for the elderly on improving one's body condition, using techniques of Som Atique （learned in Canada）, and the Mitsuva technique, which she is currently studying. She hopes to continue her performances overseas and encourage her friends and associates in Japan to join her activities.