Tribal style hip-hop, by Hervé Koubi. Raised in France with Algerian roots, choreographer Hervé Koubi’s company of male dancers explodes in The Barbarian Nights, or the First Dawns of the World, which emerges from the awe-inspiring story of the Mediterranean basin. Weaving Eastern and Western music with ferocious physicality, the tale tackles cultural upheaval and common ground with primal intensity.
Gia To is a multiple Awarded French photographer based in Taiwan, dedicated to performing arts, sports and events. Her work is deeply embedded with dance, France and Taiwan. She works with renowned dance companies like Cloud Gate of Taiwan.
Gia To是一位法國得獎攝影師。她的作品是針對舞蹈，動作和活動。她也獲過巴黎Px3攝影獎，法國當年職業攝影獎。
Awards Px3 Prix de la Photographie de Paris, Gold, Silver and Bronze medals + Honorable Mention
Photographies de l'année 2013 Spectacle (First Prize)
Photographies de l'année 2013 Nouveau talent
Agence Française du Développement, Terre de Femmes (Land of women), Grand Prize of the jury
Black and white Spider awards 2013, 2014, 2018, 2019
