Ventcislava Nekova is an artist and movement director working across dance, immersive technology, and digital storytelling. Her work explores how bodies absorb, internalise, and resist systems of control, particularly in digital and domestic spaces, using choreography as a language to expose what often goes unseen.
Currently completing her MA in Digital Direction at the Royal College of Art, Ventcislava also takes part in the Women
@Dior & UNESCO mentorship programme. Her practice spans performance, installation, and moving image, often developed through close collaboration with dancers, technologists, sound designers, stylists, and other artists. Her work aims to create spaces where stories are physically felt.
Her approach is research-led and politically engaged, drawing from feminist theory, biopolitics, and embodied storytelling. She is particularly interested in how immersive tools like digital projection, 360° film and VR can both reinforce and challenge the systems that shape us.
In 2023, she presented her short film Echoes of Connection at Shoreditch Arts Centre and worked as a movement director on multiple theatre and dance-led productions. Her latest project Cycles, developed with choreographer
@emmapoyer and Sound Designer
@zlatamech , will be shown at Frameless London on 2nd of July as part of the RCA Festival of Communication. Set around a dining table, it invites viewers to reflect on how family dynamics, routine, and gendered habits shape our understanding of power, care, and identity.