Luís Guerra studied dance at the National Conservatory (1995-2003), choreography at the Gulbenkian Foundation (2005), relaxation massage at the Institute of Traditional Medicine (2020), and painting and drawing at ArCo (2019-2022) where he is currently attending the advanced visual arts course. He regularly presents his visual artwork and has been performing, dancing and choreographing for the past two decades.
Exhibitions include CAAA in Guimarães; Livraria Snob, Atelier da Graça, ArCo and Black Sheep in Lisbon; Convento dos Capuchos and Quinta de São Miguel (ArCo) in Almada; Au Chat Noir in Paris; Galeria Marca d'Água in Funchal, among others.
He has performed in several pieces by Tânia Carvalho since 2006 and has also collaborated in the field of dance with a number of artists, including Vera Mantero, Rui Horta, Sofia Dias & Vitor Roriz, Simon Vincenzi, Emio Greco|PC, Ballet Gulbenkian (Marie Chouinard), Pedro Barateiro, Marlene Monteiro Freitas, Mariana Tengner Barros, David Marques, Elizabete Francisca, Carlos Oliveira, Paulo Ribeiro, Clara Andermatt, Útero, Alexandre Roccoli, Christophe Haleb, among others.
He has presented several pieces as a choreographer and was a member of the Bomba Suicida collective between 2008 and 2014. He took part in the DanceWeb 2022, CoLABoratório, SiWiC and Colina 2003 projects, to name but a few.
