Alchemist of the circus, virtuoso artist, Johann Le Guillerm creates a world of wonderful forces and tensions. His art and researches seem to give us the power to survey some hidden parts of the world. His circus brings into play the basic laws of balance and physics. We remain astounded with this attempt to express the world, appealing to the basic knowledge and leading us to understand the most complex notions of science. Starting with the ring circle, archaic gathering place for men, we come to wonder on the outline of universe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This creation by Johann Le Guillerm is part of a wide project of research, between Art and Science, called Attraction, carried out since 1999. These investigations focus on notions of balance, shapes, view points. They met and provide other thoughts on circus, movement and on impermanence. He has four lines of creation: \u201cSecret\u201d, the show; \u201cLa Motte\u201d; \u201cLe Film\u201d and \u201cLa Trace\u201d.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Coming from the first class of the \u201cCentre National des Arts du Cirque\u201d (National Centre of Circus Arts), Johann Le Guillerm has won the Circus National Grand Prix National in 1996. This tightrope walker, who has also been trained with the funambulist of the \u201cDiables Blancs\u201d, Enny Clenell and with the Czech clown Ctibor Turba, has worked with Archaos, la Voli\u00e8re Dromesko, co-founded the circus O and created his own circus company \u201cCirque ici\u201d in 1994. The show \u201cSecret\u201d proved a tremendous success at Avignon\u2019s festival in 2004.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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