Paulo Henrique has been creating multi-disciplinary works, dealing with body performance, new technologies, sound & image since 1993. He has created a number of dance performances and installation works, integrating media such as video, sound, text, voice, and plastic arts. His works include "Terra Plana" in 1994, "From Now On" in 1996, "Minimally Invasive" in 1998,"Contract With The Skin" in 2000,"Around One" in 2002, "Salvo Conduto Mix" in 2005, "Surface Tension" in 2006, "DOC.10" in 2007, "Surface Tension + Autographs" in 2008/09, "Sample" and "Frame & Re-Frame" in 2010.

He has been awarded grants by Gulbenkian Foundation/Luso-American Foundation/Centro Nacional Cultura for artistic residences and research at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, The Trisha Brown Dance Company and Film&Video Arts (New York, 1997-2001).

His work has been presented at venues such as: "New Moves Across Europe" Festival in Glasgow; "Dancas Na Cidade" Festival in Lisbon; "Festival Atlantico 97 / Body, Art and Technology", Lisbon;"Made in Corpus" Festival in Toulouse;"Split Stream" Dance Theater Workshop in New York;"Les Urbaines" Festival in Lausanne; Künstlerhaus mousonturm Theater in Frankfurt; "SpringDance" Festival in Holland; "VideoLisboa" Internetional Video Festival;"Número" Multimedia Arts, Cinema & Music Festival in Lisbon; II Bienal of Plastic Arts & Cinema "Cinemacção" in Leiria; XI Bienal Vilanova de Cerveira, TATE Modern and many other festivals, theatres and venues in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Britain, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Japan, Marroco, Portugal, Palestina, Romania, Spain and U.S.America.

His work is part of the Digital Performance Archive [DPA] and was recently mentioned in the book "Digital Performance" by Steve Dixon/ Mit Press.
He currently lives and works in Paris.

RECENT & PAST works::
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Bibliography::
References to his work:

DIGITAL PERFORMANCE
A History of New Media in Theater, Dance, Performance Art, and Installation
By Steve Dixon/ Mit Press, 2007
ISBN-10: 0-262-04235-5

TEDANCE Perspectives on Technologically Expanded Dance
By Daniel Tércio / FMH, 2009
ISBN: 987-972-735-160-2