Blackhoodygrrl was originally inspired by a quote from Thomas Moore's book Dark Nights of the Soul 
Hooded sweatshirts hearken back to the monastic cowl, or special part of the monk’s robe that shrouded the head in an act of reverence.  To put one’s hood up is an ordinary gesture; this gesture, in turn combined with other ordinary gestures like taking a deep breath or listening to music, can lead to a sacred existence.
Blackhoodygrrl specializes in tribal fusion, a descendant of American Tribal Style(ATS). She is a soloist, choreographer and instructor.  Her particular style of belly dance also includes: 
  • techniques and artistry from classical ballet
  • jazz inspired choreography
  • fire dancing 
  • theatrical archetypal expression
  • vintage modernism: aesthetics inspired from the first 30 years of the 20th century with particular interest in dancers such as Ruth St. Denis, Anna Pavlova, Isadora Duncan, La Meri,and Loie Fuller
For bookings/inquiries please email blackhoodygrrl@gmail.com
Curious about minimalism? WELCOME!

The year is 2020 and I have decided to branch out and expand this website. Yes, I am still a dancer and I always will be, but I also want to share my other passion in life which is minimalism.

My goal is to provide valuable content about the minimalism lifestyle and share my personal interpretation on the subject. My sincere hope is that you will find this website useful and inspirational. I will be adding articles, videos, and more content throughout the year. 

Minimalism Portal