Veza Fernández is a dance, voice and performance artist interested in the political and poetic potential of the eclectic-expressive, navigating different genres, formats, institutional and underground scenes. She is a queer feminist artist. She works with the many voices that form a unity in a sensual togetherness that encourages difference in care. She works with extreme vocal and physical states that challenge what is considered norm, beautiful and harmonious. She studied English and Spanish Philology and used to be a high school teacher. In addition to all of that she is an actress, a stand up comedian, a singer, a poet and a party lover. Her Solo piece “Calamocos or my grandmother was a poet who could not write” was awarded with the Best OFF Styria audience prize in 2014. She was awarded with the danceWEB scholarship (ImpulsTanz Vienna) in 2015 and in 2016 with the Stadt Graz Outstanding Artist Award. She is currently enrolled in the DAS Choreography Master’s program of The Amsterdam Academy of Theater and Dance, where she is further developing and thinking her practice of the “messy polyphonies”