xin ying

Dance is a shared pulse, a vibration that moves between bodies, images, and machine.

I work across choreography, technology, and creation—building an ecosystem where motion passes from body to body, from body to machine, returning transformed. My work lives where boundaries blur between performer, audience, and the digital.

It is a transmission, a kinesthetic sympathy, a constellation in motion.

“Past meets future as dancer and choreographer Xin Ying duets with Martha Graham’s digital ghost, transforming dance preservation into supernatural communion.”

The Brooklyn Rail

“In the intriguing premiere “Letter to Nobody,” which the outstanding dancer Xin Ying choreographed with Mimi Yin, Xin dances in front of archival footage of Graham in “Letter to the World,” a 1940 Graham masterpiece inspired by Emily Dickinson.”

—— The New York Times

“She is beautiful and metallic and unsettlingly posthuman.”

TEDx Shanghai

The strength Lying in Emotions

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KEEP DANCING, KEEP TREMBELING

KEEP DANCING, KEEP TREMBELING

KEEP BECOMING

KEEP BECOMING