Bauge is a performance artist living and working in the Netherlands. Her work challenges the boundaries of gender, labor, and identity, using the body as a tool to deconstruct societal norms and provoke critical reflection.
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Artistic Practice
Raised in Belarus and shaped by a life across borders and disciplines, Bauge’s performance work engages the body as a site of inquiry into power, resistance, and the social mechanisms of control.
Her practice is rooted in durational and site-responsive performance, often employing minimalist actions, repetition, and absurdity to explore themes such as gender, labor, visibility, and institutional critique
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Pedagogical and Research Interests
As an educator, Bauge designs and facilitates experimental learning environments that integrate embodied practice with critical theory.
Her teaching explores performance art as a method of research—an approach that activates somatic intelligence, collective inquiry, and creative resistance.
She works across disciplines to develop formats that support artistic autonomy, reflexivity, and dialogic learning
Current Research
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Her current research investigates performance art as a method for understanding and resisting trained violence and gendered power within state-sanctioned systems