The Moon gives the unique and fleeting power to a Goddess to appear on earth in the most secret room of the mythical Paris Opera. By changing from a plaster statue to a living sculpture, the goddess will be able to experience the metaphorical emotions of a woman's life. Maiden, Mother and Crone... The explosion of this freedom of movement makes the goddess choose the language of dance for her intimate and philosophical journey.  With the support of <a href="https://www.ledger.com/" title="Ledger">Ledger</a> 

Photo and video credits : Hervé Martin Delpierre-Kiritosu Studio

Coddess Variations

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The Moon gives the unique and fleeting power to a Goddess to appear on earth in the most secret room of the mythical Paris Opera. By changing from a plaster statue to a living sculpture, the goddess will be able to experience the metaphorical emotion

Hervé Martin Delpierre

Ania Catherine is an artist and choreographer based in Los Angeles. The common thread in her artistic work is a conceptual approach to movement, which also draws from the principles of slow cinema, the aesthetics of boredom, and her (academic and physical) studies of the body as a tool for learning and unlearning.She holds a master’s degree in Gender and Public Policy from the London School of Economics and works internationally as a performer, choreographer, lecturer, director, and teacher. In 2016, she co-founded Operator with Dejha Ti.

Christine Ott is a virtuoso of the Ondes Martenot, which she elevates within a universe blending contemporary, electronic, and cinematic music. She performs both with artists such as Yann Tiersen, Radiohead, and Tindersticks, and in major works of the classical repertoire. A singular composer, she explores an aesthetic that lies somewhere between Debussy, Philip Glass, and Brian Eno. Her solo albums, such as Chimères and Time to Die, are acclaimed for their emotional power. With her duo Snowdrops, she has composed film scores that have received awards at Cannes and Venice.&nbsp;&nbsp;

2007: Enters the Paris Opera Ballet School. 2014: Joins the Paris Opera Corps de Ballet. AROP "Young Hope" Award.

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Hermine Bourdin, a French sculptor, combines ancient traditions with contemporary technologies to explore the feminine figure. She is interested in the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, and in the organic and symbolic forms associated with ancestral Goddesses. Her practice establishes a sensitive dialogue between archaic memory, the body, and nature, where these figures from the past are no longer mere relics, but active presences, re-inscribed into the contemporary space.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hervé Martin Delpierre is a director of international documentary films, focusing on the artistic and cultural trends of the 21st century. His documentary Daft Punk Unchained, sold in over 80 countries, has been viewed by more than 250 million people. His film What the Punk!, which had its European premiere at Art Basel in June 2024, is dedicated to the world’s largest NFT collection: the Cryptopunks. For the first time, the two creators and the world’s leading digital art collectors share the incredible story behind this collection, which has generated over 2 billion dollars in sales.

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