Halina Mihutskaya is an Amsterdam-based independent performer, facilitator, and researcher. Drawing on her Belarusian-Ukrainian background, her work bridges physical theatre traditions, somatic practices, and community-engaged arts.
Her practice investigates the intersections of displacement (spanning language, borders, and embedded narratives) and belonging, examining how historical and political landscapes manifest in the body as lived experience. Across solo performances, ensemble collaborations, and participatory workshops, she applies laboratory-based theatre methodologies to explore the body as an active site of creativity, memory, and social connection.
She is currently advancing this practice-led inquiry through the Artistic Research Master’s program in Art and Performance at the University of Amsterdam.