SPENCER GAVIN HERING
Founding Artistic Director / Artist 
Spencer Gavin Hering, born in Munich , Germany Redlands , California Pacific Northwest Ballet School , he joined Ballet Pacifica in Irvine , California Miami , Florida Houston , Texas Santa Barbara , California 
, Michele
Merola, Stephen Mills, Jerry Opendaker, David Palmer, Yanis Pikieris, Peter Pucci, Andrea Dawn Shelley, William Soleau, Ray Sullivan, Robert Sund, Paul Vasterling, Raymond Van Mason, Dominic Walsh and Jane Weiner. An
aficionado of the arts, Spencer's talent is not limited to merely that
of his first canvas, the stage. His artistry has transcended to his
second stage, the actual canvas. His artwork speaks volumes to all who
experience his passion. Working with acrylics, oils and spray paint
have proven to be pivotal to his development as a visual artist. As
with his choreography, Spencer draws inspiration from limitless
possibilities, as well as, boundaries. To bring curiosity, to cause
wonderment and to provoke different thought – is his arts’ purpose. To
share his love, his voice and his interpretation of the world, is
ultimately what he wishes to reveal. Through his life experiences as a
dancer, Spencer has found infinite inspiration from time shared with
other dancers, choreographers and directors. He has been prompted by
the support of his public following, fellow dancers, directors, friends and family to form his new company. Mr. Gavin Hering is now the proud Founding Artistic Director of Southern California's newest dance company, infinite movement ever evolving.
"We dance to actively engage, and inspire the audience's mental perspective, to grow and evolve. The art of dance is primal, universal and can be voiced through an unlimited amount of movement... Infinite Movement Ever Evolving." S.G.Hering
, Michele
Merola, Stephen Mills, Jerry Opendaker, David Palmer, Yanis Pikieris, Peter Pucci, Andrea Dawn Shelley, William Soleau, Ray Sullivan, Robert Sund, Paul Vasterling, Raymond Van Mason, Dominic Walsh and Jane Weiner. An
aficionado of the arts, Spencer's talent is not limited to merely that
of his first canvas, the stage. His artistry has transcended to his
second stage, the actual canvas. His artwork speaks volumes to all who
experience his passion. Working with acrylics, oils and spray paint
have proven to be pivotal to his development as a visual artist. As
with his choreography, Spencer draws inspiration from limitless
possibilities, as well as, boundaries. To bring curiosity, to cause
wonderment and to provoke different thought – is his arts’ purpose. To
share his love, his voice and his interpretation of the world, is
ultimately what he wishes to reveal. Through his life experiences as a
dancer, Spencer has found infinite inspiration from time shared with
other dancers, choreographers and directors. He has been prompted by
the support of his public following, fellow dancers, directors, friends and family to form his new company. Mr. Gavin Hering is now the proud Founding Artistic Director of Southern California's newest dance company, infinite movement ever evolving.
"We dance to actively engage, and inspire the audience's mental perspective, to grow and evolve. The art of dance is primal, universal and can be voiced through an unlimited amount of movement... Infinite Movement Ever Evolving." S.G.Hering
"Spencer Gavin Hering has a purity of line that is a joy to watch.. His port de bras, jumps and turns are without fault and beyond that he performs with an ease and exuberance that reminds one what ballet is supposed to look like." Devorah L. Knaff, The Press-Enterprise
Founding Associate Artistic Director / Artist
Andrea Dawn Shelley, born in Miami, Florida, received her classical ballet training from Magda G. Aunon. She studied dance at the University of South Florida and later graduated from Florida International University with a BA in Dance Education. She began her professional career as a company member with Southern Ballet Theater, in Orlando, Florida. In 1998, she joined Maximum Dance Company, in Miami, Florida as a principal artist, dancing principal and soloists roles in premieres throughout Europe and the Americas for seven seasons. She danced with Dominic Walsh Dance Theater in Houston, Texas as a principal artist for two seasons, Miami Contemporary Dance Company in Miami Beach, Florida, as a principal artist for two seasons and State Street Ballet in Santa Barbara, California. Her repertoire includes original pieces by and new works set on her by Julia Adams, Jean Christophe Blavier, Paola Georgudis, Spencer Gavin Hering, Lindsey McGill
, Michele Merola, Enrico Morelli, Paolo Mohovich, KT Nelson, Jerry Opdenaker, David Palmer,
Yanis Pikeris, Daniel Rossel, Ivonice Satie, Leslie Scates, Ray
Sullivan and Dominic Walsh. She is a teacher and choreographer for the
intermediate-advanced ballet students and pre-professional participants
of
the Miami Youth Ballet in Miami, Florida, The School of International
Ballet and the Redlands Festival Ballet in Redlands, California and Los
Olivos Dance Gallery in Los Olivos, California. Ms. Shelley began her
professional choreographic endeavors in 2003 and since then has created
works for Ballet Florida’s, Step Ahead, the 2ND annual “Emerging
Choreographers Showcase”, Miami Contemporary Dance Company’s, New
Works, Dominic Walsh Dance Theater’s, E_merging, State Street Ballet's,
Evenings, O Dance's, Inaugural Performance and Infinite Movement Ever Evolving's, World Premiere Performances in Santa
Barbara, CA. Ms. Shelley also serves as a preliminary panelist for
the National Foundation for the Advancement in the Arts, youngArts
program in both, choreography and
modern. She has received numerous awards; including being a
scholarship recipient of the National Society of Arts and Letters and
being named Best Female Dancer in South Florida, by the Miami
SunPost. Andrea is incredibly proud to be the Co-Founding Associate
Artistic Director for Southern California's newest dance company, infinite movement ever evolving. 
"Watching Andrea Dawn Shelley... brought to mind what a great actress she has become… Shelley has developed the ability to draw you into her character’s inner life, expressing all manner of depth and subtle colorings most effectively...we’re left with impressions … seared into our emotional memory of Shelley's smoldering inwardness." Tony Guzman,