Danse immersive électro – atelier mensuel tous niveaux

An open space embracing diversity, you are all welcome!

After a vocally guided warm-up, you'll then have free rein to your imagination or draw inspiration from others' movements. You'll also be able to take breaks whenever you want.

And to gently come back down, the workshop will end with a little relaxation before discussing the experience.

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Nans Pierson

Trained at the Paris Opera, he worked for 10 years with choreographer Noé Soulier on the perception and interpretation of movement, and with choreographer Eric Minh Cuong Castaing on the relationship between dance, new technologies – humanoid robots, drones, augmented reality – and bodies in situ in social settings.
He dances in particular with children with disabilities, as well as with adults with reduced mobility.
For the past two years he has been collaborating with Massimo Fusco, where he is undertaking to connect dance and care through immersive sound, visual and choreographic installations.
He also worked as an interpreter for landscape designers Marie Delaite and Capucine Dufour, where he addressed ecological issues through the relationship of the body to landscapes.

Sensitive to these extraordinary encounters, to the unique bodies and gestures, he continues to cultivate a strong interest in plurality, inclusion, ecology, and the relationship to norms in dance. From this interest, he develops artistic mediation projects in collaboration with Les Hivernales – Centre de Développement Chorégraphique National d'Avignon.
Since September, he has been working with Iliana Fylla and Florine Clap on a project entitled: "Tell me about your landscape" in the communes of Mont Ventoux, focusing on elderly people. He explores the porous boundary between the human and the beyond-human. What impact does the landscape have on our bodies?