I recently joined a podcast to share my story in breaking — from discovering windmills in Globen in 1992 to three decades in the culture. We talk about crews, travels, injuries, music, kung fu training, and what it meant to grow up as a B-girl in a male-dominated scene. Grateful to reflect on the journey and the culture that still inspires me today. Thank you United Soul for the interview and for the opportunity to look back and reflect on the journey and memories we share.

I’ve always liked clouds. They move quietly, they don’t ask for attention, yet they change everything above us. That’s how I see creativity — not as a lightning strike, but as movement. Sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes invisible — but always there. This new space, WinnieWu.cloud , is my way of capturing that motion. For years I’ve danced, told stories, built presentations, and worked in tech — switching languages, cultures, and even worlds in a single day. Now I want