Vladimir Kremenović (he/they) is a queer immigrant performer, filmmaker, and arts administrator based in Seattle, WA. Originally from Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, he moved to the US in 2013 to pursue degrees in film and dance from Middlebury College, VT.
Vladimir has presented physical and virtual dance works across Seattle, as well as inter/national arts organizations in Oregon, California, British Columbia, Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia.
With a background in natural sciences and biochemical research, Vladimir approaches the creative process as an empirical study. His work draws upon themes from nature, architecture, and history to create algorithmic “movement sculptures” anchored in time and place.
Descending from a long lineage of Bosnian peasants, Vladimir’s art rejects the elitism of post-modernism while embracing its capacity for performer/audience autonomy and freedom from colonialist/classicist ideals.

ABOUT COMMONFORM

Vladimir started the CommonForm project in 2019, with the goal of creating works that are highly engaging, but not entertaining; rigorous, but not technical; political, but not contrived; approachable, but not simplified. CommonForm combines postmodern choreography, interdisciplinary collaboration, and Kremenović’s Slavic heritage to create choreographic containers for radical empathy and to raise awareness of the issues in Balkan countries.