Xenia Mansour is a movement-based artist whose work is guided by curiosity, play, and intentionality. She uses movement as a tool for dialogue, presence, and honest exchange between performers, collaborators, and audiences. Mansour has performed with NYC-based HIVEWILD, Denver-based HOLDTIGHT, and Chicago-based INSEKTA and GRAYSCALE, and is a frequent performer for artist Brendan Fernandes, including in “In Two” at the Pulitzer Arts Museum and “In the Round” at The Driehaus Museum in Chicago. She also choreographed and performed in Grammy-nominated musician Nico Segal’s “Welcome Home” at Steppenwolf Theatre. She was selected as a choreographer for New Dances 2025, and her work has been commissioned by Grammy-winner Kalia Vandever and MOMENTA Dance Company. Through her company, Philoxenia Movement LLC, Mansour works as a movement director and coach, collaborating with musicians, photographers, models, and visual artists. Her movement direction spans live performance, music projects, and fashion and editorial contexts, including an ongoing collaboration with Greek-American pop artist Tommy Bravos and model movement workshops with photographer Anna Blank. Mansour holds a BFA in Dance from NYU Tisch School of the Arts and is a Cunningham Technique® Authorized Instructor.