The team

Kamma Rosenbeck was born in a snowstorm in Copenhagen to a Mexican mother and a Danish father. She naturally began doing the trapeze between two circus trucks at the age of five. She grew up at the Château de Monthelon, where she took advantage of the passage of international artists to train in an eclectic way in dance, acting and circus. She specialized quite quickly in fixed trapeze, participated in the collective creation Flying Fish Circus in 2009 and went through the national circus school of Chatellerault in 2011-2012. Today, based in Paris, she performs in cabarets (France, Switzerland, Denmark) and participates in several circus creations as a performer: Flux tension, Cie l'Eolienne (aerial creation for 5 trapeze artists), revival of the solo show Beech by Fanny Soriano show Fractales by the Libertivore company, and CARLA project, rhizome company (creation 2016-17).

Voleak Ung was born in 1994 in Battambang, Cambodia. To follow her dream, she left her family in 2007, at the age of 13, to join a circus school located in a big city, far from home. Her desire to discover the world and her acrobatic potential pushed her to deepen certain circus techniques for several months in Vietnam. After this stay, Voleak discovered what the circus meant to her in life. She then entered the competition for the National School of Circus Arts of Rosny-sous-Bois (Enacr) and returned there in September 2010. After a necessary convalescence during her first year, Voleak gradually resumed training . In second year, she met Vincent Briere and formed a hand-to-hand duo with him.

It was in Seraincourt (95), a small village located in the Vexin natural park that Céline grew up. First attracted by the plant world, she followed horticultural training then floristry, in parallel with these studies she discovered the circus at the age of 14, after having practiced several years of classical dance. The desire to make bodily expression her professional path questions her more and more. The desire becoming great, she decided to get started by training for a year at the amateur school for night owls in Nanterre, there she started on the Chinese pole. She was then retained at the Tilburg circus school (Netherlands), then returned to France in 2016 and joined the ENACR-CNAC course, where she continued her research on the Chinese pole which she loved for its qualities of vertical fixed apparatus connected directly to the ground, which allows it to travel between earth and sky. In 2021 she meets a young company, with whom she creates a spectacular hiking show in the woods. Then the following year he joined the company Libertivore for the creation of Brame. She also begins to work within the ISI company around the mast Indian first with the resumption of roles for dialogue then soon for a new circus creation in museums.

Originally from Belgium, Erika discovered the circus at the Chassepierre festival. She became passionate about hand-to-hand after seeing the release number of an ESAC duo (Lola Devault Sierra and Nickolas Van Corven). The duo work as well as the acrobatic side of the specialty particularly attracts him. In 2013, she began her aerialist training at Arc en cirque (Chambéry). There, she also discovered a passion for contemporary dance and felt a certain exhilaration in trampoline practice. In 2016, she met Johnson at the Jules Verne circus school (Amiens). They trained together for 2 years with Maxim Pervakov before joining the Fratellini Academy. Very quickly immersed in the professional world, they met numerous artists (Anna Rodriguez, Sébastien Perrault, Fanny Soriano,...) who inspired them in their bodily research. The duo likes to explore mobility, both for the aerialist and the carrier, and are experimenting with other paths in their specialty. Together, they aspire to a symbiosis between technique and movement. Having graduated in June 2022, Brame is the first creation they are integrating.

Nina Harper was born in Brazil, into a family of artists. She participated in shows with her mother's troupe from the age of 6. She studies at the Fratellini Academy and works on an approach to aerial apparatus through dance and improvisation. During the training, she participated in several creations, among others directed by Pierre Meunier, Philippe Fenwick, Michele D'Angelo, Stuart Seide, Laurent Frechuret, etc. Between 2015 and 2016, she worked with the Cie Les Intouchables in the creation Suspended Implosion, research on reflex movements on a trapezoid sculpture. In 2016 she began working with Cie Libertivore to replace Kamma Rosenbeck on the aerobatics dance solo Hêtre then took part in the creation Fractales. She is interested in different structures on which to hang to better express narratives and sensations.

Passionate about live performance and particularly dance, during her schooling she entered a study course with flexible hours and followed training in contemporary dance at the CRR in Montreuil. She obtained her Choreographic Study Certificate and perfected her skills by following workshops and courses with various dancers and choreographers such as Suzanne Alexander, Nina DIPLA, Koen AUGUSTIJEN, the Montalvo-Hervieux Company… Always more curious and passionate about movement, she questions the density of bodies moving in the air, balance, weight, and thus moves towards circus arts. Alongside her partner Pauline Barboux, she will explore this aerial dimension more intensely. Together they created a new aerial discipline: Quadrisse. They join professional training at the Fratellini Academy, and develop a unique work around their apparatus, a melee in suspension, between interweaving and counterweights, a choreographic language where one does not hold without the other. In 2012, they obtained their Diploma in Circus Arts Professions and joined L'Envolée Cirque with the desire to defend the creative circus under big tops and on the move. They are the authors of three of her creations Tanda, Traits D’Union, Lichen and a future creation under the big top: ELLE/S During their professional career, they work with personalities from various artistic backgrounds (theater, dance, circus, etc.) such as Stéphanie Loik, Kitsou Dubois, Cisco Aznar, Fanny Soriano and participate in several of their creations.

Hector was born in Santiago, Chile, and grew up in La Serena. Versatile and extroverted since he was very young, he began his sporting career as a gymnast from the age of ten until he was fifteen. At eighteen years old, an encounter opened the way to the circus, he tried and passed the FLIC auditions in Turin and then followed the training from 2014 until 2016 and continued it within the ENACR/CNAC course with the mast Chinese as a specialty in which he favors the search for fluidity and an authentic vocabulary which allow him to express his world. He also works with the Chaos company in the show “Ikuemän”.

Vincent was born in Hauts-de-Seine before quickly leaving with his family to settle in Rennes. It was in South America that he had his first contact with street arts and learned about juggling. Back in France, he chose to train in circus arts and went to Spain for two years: first to Pamplona, ​​then to Catalonia where he trained in acrobatics, juggling, Chinese pole and flexible wire. . In 2011, he joined the National School of Circus Arts of Rosny-sous-Bois (Enacr) where he met Voleak Ung, with whom he engaged in acrobatic lifts. He discovers the incredible potential of dance and movement. He then joined the National Circus Arts Center in Châlons-en-Champagne where he refined his training in acrobatic lifts with Voleak.