Tejaswini Loundo, originally from India, is a member of the EurAsia Dance Company as dancer and assistant while on tour abroad with the E.D.C. and the EurAsia Dance Project International Network, both directed by Stefano Fardelli.

Tejaswini is one of the dancers who have been part of both the founding process of the E.D.C. and the creation of the first two pieces for its repertoire in 2023 – Ommanipadmehum and Svarupa & Vyakta – which have been touring the world ever since their debut in India in February 2023.

Tejaswini began her dance training at an early age with Kathak (an Indian Classical dance) which she has been practising now for over 12 years. She holds a 2-year Diploma in Movement Arts and Mixed Media in Bangalore at Attakkalari Center for Movement Arts where she trained in contemporary dance and other Indian movement arts like Bharatnatyam, Kalaripayattu, etc.

In 2019, she was selected and awarded a partial scholarship by the Eurasia Dance Project International Network to pursue professional contemporary dance training at DanceHaus – Accademia Susanna Beltrami (Milan/Italy), as EurAsia Student.

In the past years she has collaborated as dancer with various companies like Sanpapie- Spacca Dance Theater, Milano and Pagrav Dance Theatre, London.

As a choreographer, she premiered with her solo MŪL-SĀKHYA at EurAsia Partner Gdansk Solo Dance Contest 2022 in Poland.

Besides dance, Tejaswini is also passionate about literature. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature with her final thesis research on the Interplay between dance and literature.

Tejaswini views dance as philosophy: a space for escaping into a world of creative realities for the art, the artist and the audience.

Among her international collaborations:
Casa Azul, Brasil, Vibra Festival of Contemporary Dance, Slovenia, Camilla Pasetto, Italy, M.A.P Collective (Moonwalk Production), Italy, Pietro Marullo, Italy, Chiara Verzola, Italy.