Délia Krayenbühl was born in Fribourg in 1994. After training in drama at the Conservatoire de Fribourg, she turned to contemporary dance. She was admitted to the Tanzfabrik in Berlin for an intensive year in 2016-2017 and then joined the Bachelor in Contemporary Dance at the Manufacture in Lausanne in 2017. Upon graduation, she continued her training in Porto in 2021 with Companhia Instavel Associacao - choreographic center.
Since 2020, she has created several dance shows with various collectives, mainly the Foulles collective, with whom she notably created Medieval crack in 2022 (finalist Premio 2022, presented at Belluard/Bollwerk - Fribourg, ADC - Geneva, Spot - Sion) as well as Le cerveau mou de l’existence (Grange-UNIL- Lausanne, St-Gervais- Genève) in 2024.
At the same time, she has collaborated with various artists as a dancer, actor and outside observer, notably with Sarah Eltschinger, the DaMotus! company, the OUINCH OUINCH collective, Rémy Héritier, Mathilde Monnier and Nicole Seiler.
In 2023, she was awarded a grant to conduct choreographic research on pop music and dance at Fri-Son in Fribourg, and in the same year she received the Danceweb grant from ProHelvetia to take part in the Impulstanz festival in Vienna.
