is an American choreographer, dancer, and musician. Faurot studied mathematics and dance at Columbia University in New York City and moved to Berlin in 2007 where he worked extensively for two years at the Karmanoia-Gaya Theater in Neukölln directing experimental and site-specific theater. In 2010, Faurot traveled to Buenos Aires for a year-long residency at the Querida Elena Teatro. In Buenos Aires, Faurot choreographed and directed kpfmaschine, his first work in dance-theater based on Oscar Wilde's one-act play, Salome. Upon returning to Berlin in 2011, Faurot formed his company Pasullero Dance Theater and began a two-year cycle entitled „Studies for Prophet Machine that explores the image of John the Baptist and the aesthetics precipitated by kfpmaschine. „I shall soon be quite dead at last in spite of all marks both a synthesis of these studies and a transition towards a new cycle of work dealing with human behavior and the forces that shape our daily actions.