Andrège Bidiamambu & Seren Kano

Drawn to funk dance styles such as locking, Andrège began dancing in 2008 in Rennes. In 2010, he joined the collective “La tête dans les baskets,” with whom he continued his journey, developing both technical skill and an open mind.
In 2015, he performed in the regional choreographic production Overflow, presented by the companies Amala Dianor, Chute libre, and S’poart. Following this project, he became a professional dancer for several companies, including: Cie Chute libre, Cie Gabriel UM, Cie INside Out – Linda Hayford, Cie Marielle Desjardins… and for various projects (videos, performances…).
Today, enriched by these diverse experiences, he is developing a style of movement influenced by his expertise in the various dance techniques he has explored, while reconnecting with the martial arts that have always inspired him.

Born in Japan (1993), he practices urban and contemporary dance. From the age of 6, he was immersed in the practice of kendo, a Japanese martial art. At the same time, he took up dance, drawn to James Brown’s funk music, and turned to locking.
He made his debut as a professional dancer at age 18 with the USJ (Universal Studios Japan in Osaka) company. At the same time, he participated in numerous dance battles across Europe (Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Croatia, France, etc.). Upon his arrival in France, his interest in dance continued to grow. In 2021–2022, he joined the first-year class at the CNDC in Angers, where he deepened his knowledge of contemporary dance.
He currently lives in Rennes, where he teaches funk dance and trains.

Together the artists are developing their new performance QUATRE TROIS ◇ : △.