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In episode five of Focus On, we sit down with Mathew Mizyed, the founder of DUTI Studios in Enmore, who is on a mission to make Sydney dance, along with instructors Miku Ono and Tee Vella.
Born with rhythm in his bones, Mathew knew from a young age that he could dance, in fact, it was all he had ever wanted to do. With a healthy dose of stubbornness, he persisted with a single-minded determination to live his dreams and pour his passion into the local community.
Following a similar journey, Miku and Tee are both passionate, lifelong dancers, drawn to the art form by its deeply human means of self-expression.
“It is emotion and soul; we can see it in dancing. Really strong emotion, more than language” says Miku.
Firm believers that the beauty of dance lies in the act itself, not the result, they bring an infectious energy to their classes that allows students to let loose and express themselves in a judgement-free zone.
“When you give it a go, it opens up that space for the other students in the room, and you allow it for everyone else,” says Tee.
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