NoCore is a community-based art project that began in 2017, exploring gender, identity, migration, and belongingthrough choreographic workshops. Rooted in the idea that learning happens through and between bodies, NoCore offers a space where participants can translate memories, emotions, and lived experiences into movement. It encourages new ways of expressing thoughts, emotions, and opinions, stimulating creativity through dialogue, experimentation, and embodied exploration. The project holds space for both vulnerability and playfulness, inviting each person to contribute at their own rhythm and capacity.

Over the years, NoCore has taken shape as stage performances, site-specific works, exhibitions, and dance films — yet the process itself often matters more than the final result. Each edition grows from the voices and experiences of its participants, forming a temporary community built through presence, trust, and shared curiosity. NoCore welcomes people of any age, gender, background, or level of experience, making movement an accessible way to connect, question norms, and explore new forms of belonging.