Leonardo Delogu (1981) is a performer, trainer and researcher on movement and landscape. He studied theater with the European School for the Actor; he was part of the working group on New Writings for Contemporary Dance directed by Raffaella Giordano; and he founded, together with eleven artists, the collective famigliafuchè. In his research on movement, he has collaborated with the Catalan dance company Malpelo, Claude Coldy, Armunia, Santarcangelo Festival internazionale del teatro in piazza, French landscape artist Gilles Clèment and the Coloco collective. In 2013, together with Valerio Sirna and Hélène Gautier, he founded the project DOM-.
DOM-'s research revolves around the relationship between bodies and landscapes, observing how power, nature and marginality interact in public spaces. Landscape is seen as a possible exit way from human supremacy in contemporary culture. DOM- integrates landscapes in its artistic and performative practice in order to reconnect with a broader, beyond-human dimension, integrating ecological lessons, scientific discoveries, poetic and political tensions.