Mireia Varón Gallofré is a Catalan movement artist based in the Netherlands. A highly sensitive and curious creator, she explores dance through research, accessibility, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Since graduating from the Dance Artist program at ArtEZ in 2023, Mireia has focused on integrating accessibility into the core of the artistic process, particularly optimizing dance experiences for blind users.

As a maker, Mireia’s practice is driven by a desire to make art more inclusive. Since 2021, she has been dedicated to enhancing dance experiences for blind audiences. She hosted and performed at the event Getting Moved by Moving (with) People at AMARE, in association with Stichting KUBES. She was selected by the INNOVATE Community to share her research outcomes at the INNOVATE Experience Musis (Arnhem) and performed at Dans Voor Iedereen at Cultura Nova, in association with VIAZUID.

She is currently performing her latest work, Skin Hunger, an interactive performance developed as part of Danslab 2024, supported by SALLY Dansgezelschap Maastricht and VIAZUID.

Mireia considers the audience an essential element in the creative process. She has created interactive site-specific performances such as Have a Seat (winner of the Café Theater Festival Audience Prize 2022) and The Moving Ground, together with Mariona Vinyés, which is currently touring in Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Alongside her own creations, Mireia works as a freelance dancer on independent projects and has collaborated with established organizations such as Stichting LIBI (Ryan Djojokaso), Danstheater AYA, Companyia Sol Picó, and Theater a/d Rijn.