EMPOWERMENT & EMBODIEMENT TRAINER
MOVEMENT ARTIST. PROFESSIONAL DANCER. SOCIAL PEDAGOGUE
conny afie alogbleto
i am a togolese-german dancer, movement artist, and social pedagogue based in cologne, germany. through dance and embodied practices, I use movement as a language to explore how bodies and communities experience social, political, and economic realities. At the heart of my practice is a desire to create connection, awareness, and space for shared reflection.
curriculum vitae
i hold a b.a. in social work and a b.a. in multilingual communication, grounding my artistic practice in social awareness and intercultural dialogue. my artistic movement education has been shaped by intensive studies in african (traditional) dances, embodiment, and empowerment developed through institutions such as coach e.v., tanzfabrik berlin, and exopa academy ghana.
my performative work spans theater, festivals, and international music tours across europe, with collaborations including michael sarpong, peter atsu adaletey, and trettmann.
since 2021, I have been creating and facilitating movement and embodiment spaces creating spaces that support self-awareness, connection, and collective growth through embodied practice.
since 2020, I have been active as a dancer and lecturer at brotfabrik Bonn.
alongside my performative work, i have been active as a model since 2020.
agency: favorite faces
everyday people
amesiame.
amesiame. [ewe: “all of us, together”]
was initiated in october 2025 as a heart-centered movement practice and collective space. it invites to gather in presence and explore what it means to be in the body, together, to listen, to sense, and to move.
each session opens a space to explore different qualities and aspects of life, such as community, chaos, trust, love, connection, and flow.
through embodied exploration, we soften boundaries, deepen awareness, and allow relationships to unfold: within ourselves and with others.
amesiame draws from practices of embodiment and somatic work, contemporary and contact-based dance, and african traditional dances.
but amesiame does not follow fixed forms. instead, the session invite to listen to the body, move intuitively, and discover individual and shared movement languages together.
every friday 6 - 7:30 pm, cologne
