Moa

I design spaces as quiet stagings, composed of light, material, and proportion. My work is guided by the belief that true impact emerges from clarity. Through my many years as a professional dancer, I developed a refined sensitivity to presence, rhythm, and tension. These qualities shape my designs today, allowing spaces to emerge with choreographic precision, atmospheric, timeless, and situated at the intersection of architecture and art. Less is moa. Photography: @bylauragauch

PERCEPTIONS explores how racist micro-aggressions shape the lived experiences of Black male-read bodies in Switzerland. Developed by Anna Chiedza Spörri, the work reflects on how everyday encounters influence movement, posture, identity, and emotional states. Drawing from personal experiences, the piece navigates questions of masculinity, stereotype, and self-perception. It examines how strength and vulnerability coexist, and how bodies negotiate visibility, projection, and expectation in social space. Movement, text, sound, and direct audience confrontation intertwine to challenge perception and expose underlying power dynamics. By reinterpreting and reproducing stereotypes in a critical and performative way, the work opens space for reflection, care, and new perspectives. Creative Direction & Choreography: Anna Chiedza Spörri @chichiedza Scenography: Moa Bomolo Dancers: Earle Ira Garnette Jr. @earlejr , Moa Bomolo, Clément Klimbié Porquet @klimbie.p , Astro Raiz Scheidegger Jorge @cosmic_astr0_o Music: Kadjali “Kali” Kabba @kali.theproducer Production: Andrea Grossenbacher @andrealena.g Costume Design: Gaëlle da Costa @_._gaelle_._ Light Design: Romane Lavigne & Moa Bomolo Light Input: Rena Brandenberger @renalouise Light & Technique: Daniel Tschanz @tschanzdaniel Photography: Laura Gauch (1-4;6;8) @bylauragauch Scope: From concept development to realization Location: Dampfzentrale Bern (Premiere) Period: 02.2024 to 01.2026

SociaLandscapes explores how spatial design can foster social interaction, inclusivity, and coexistence between humans, animals, and plants. Developed through interdisciplinary collaboration, the project creates atmospheric meeting spaces that invite movement, play, and shared experiences on campus. A carefully designed walkway extends into the high meadow, forming a bridge between the built environment and the surrounding landscape. By allowing direct immersion in nature, the installation becomes a place of encounter and reflection. Accessibility was central to the design. Built according to barrier free standards, the structure ensures comfortable and safe use for wheelchair users and visitors of all abilities. SociaLandscapes becomes an open social playground where community can emerge and relationships with the living environment can be experienced in new ways. Semester Project (2nd Semester) Instructor: André Haarscheidt Team: Moa Bomolo, Meta Rüegg, Mayeul Bantle, Chiara Sarikaya Scope (collaborative): Conceptualization, design development, construction drawings, and on site realization Location: FHNW Campus Brugg Windisch Period: 02.2023 to 07.2023

ÉTINCELLES SOUS LA BRUME is a 15-minute dance piece exploring the emotional and psychological landscape of dissociation. Created by choreographers and performers Chloé Wanner and Lea Korner in collaboration with musician Claudius Leopold, the work reflects on how dissociation shapes our daily lives, its triggers, its protective nature, and its consequences. At the heart of the scenography stands a modular, sculptural structure that evolves throughout the performance. Initially a semi-transparent seating element, it is gradually transformed by the dancers into a shifting sculpture. This metamorphosis mirrors dissociation itself. Fragments detach from their original function and reassemble into a new, interconnected visual language. Layered surfaces and spatial depth unfold in dialogue with light, allowing architecture, movement, and sound to merge into a living, ever-changing environment, inviting the audience on an immersive journey through the terrain of the inner self. Scenography: Moa Bomolo Choreography: @chloewanner & @leakorner Music: @kidclaud.cj Photography: @murielrieben (4) & Sara Merz (1;2) Scope: From concept development to realization Location: Tanzhaus Zürich (Premiere) Period: 08.2024

Maison Blanche’s new studio in Zurich transforms brand identity into a spatial experience that is clear, precise, and reduced to the essentials. A consistent geometry defines the interior, while diagonal lines introduce a deliberate break from convention and create a dynamic yet controlled composition. The studio is organized into two distinct zones. A front area is dedicated to presentation, exchange, and focused work, while the rear space is devoted to craftsmanship, where fabrics and ideas evolve into garments. A semi transparent glass brick wall structures the space without enclosing it. Its transparency allows light to flow effortlessly throughout the studio, enhancing openness while maintaining a sense of intimacy. Minimal materials such as white surfaces, steel, and glass form a calm backdrop for creativity, complemented by a two tone floor that reflects the dialogue between concept and making. Guided by a lighting concept that shifts from warm to neutral, the studio becomes a place where clarity, precision, and creative energy exist in harmonious balance.  Contest by @maisonblanche.swiss | @yannikzamboni Ranking: Finalist Interior Design: Moa Bomolo Location: Zurich Period: 10.2025