A man dressed in a gray suit, with a white shirt and a pink bow tie, is performing a circus or stage act, holding a wand or similar object aloft. He is on stage, with colorful lights and a stage set in the background.

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My numbers

A man performs a juggling act with two bowls and a stick in a theater or circus, under colorful lights.
Two men in gray suits and white shirts—one wearing a pink bow tie—striking an artistic pose with chopsticks and yellow string in a room with a beige wall and a wooden floor.
A man standing in a dark room, holding a goblet in his hand, surrounded by orange light in the form of flowing lines, with glowing blue bowls on the floor.
A man is holding a cane in one hand, and a woman, wearing a dance dress, is standing behind him in a dance pose. The background is black, and the floor is made of wood.
A man standing in a room, holding a radio receiver and a white monitoring station, wearing a blue jacket, dark pants, and white sneakers, in a room with clothes hanging in the background and a poster of a man wearing sunglasses.

My Approach

My approach to the diabolo is based on exploration and creation. I enjoy coming up with original tricks, pushing the limits of the instrument, and discovering new ways to perform with it. Each new exploration enriches my work and allows me to adapt the diabolo to different performance contexts, whether contemporary, circus-based, theatrical, or more spectacular.

Unique Ideas

Inventing the unexpected is at the heart of my approach. Each issue reveals a new facet of the diabolo.

A technical impact

Every new trick is the starting point of a new story. Discover where this creativity can take you.