Aerial pole for professional stage productions — technique, flow and a physical poetry that stays with you.
Every piece begins with an honest question: what can the body say when gravity becomes a conversation?
I'm Leslie Garcia, a Mexican aerial artist and dancer specializing in aerial pole. My work brings together high-level technique, flow and an elegant physical poetry to create stage moments that are memorable and emotionally immersive.
I trained professionally in contemporary dance and, over the years, have developed a language of my own — one that lives between athletic precision and the delicacy of gesture. I'm not after the trick; I'm after the instant the audience forgets they're watching technique.
My path as an athlete has taken me through national and international stages, where the demands of competition sharpened my technical skill and artistic discipline. At the same time, approaching creation through dance has widened my stage vision and my ability to translate emotions and ideas into movement, leading me to collaborate with choreographers, companies and creative spaces.
Series between the studio and the stage: editorials, portraits and competition shots.
Three roles that intertwine: performer at dance and circus festivals, competitor on international stages, and creator of original stage work.
A career backed by international competition, professional training and industry recognition.
Solo piece “Luna” on aerial pole. Teatro Gran Recinto, Mexico.
“Quetzal” with Compañía Zona Spiral. Guanajuato, MX.
“OVERTHINKRRR” in contemporary pole. Cancún, MX.
“Mira que eres linda” with Compañía Zona Spiral. Cancún, MX.
“Once Upon a Time”. Direct qualification to Pole Art Italy. Teatro Gran Recinto, Mexico.
Every proposal adapts to the space, the narrative and the technique required. Let's talk from the earliest stage of the project to build the right act.
Solo or duet pieces for galas, ceremonies, event openings and professional entertainment productions.
Talent for campaigns, commercials, music videos and editorials that call for a body in the air with a cinematic sensibility.
Collaborations with companies, directors and interdisciplinary artists. Development of longer-form pieces.