CLEMENTINE BART

Choreographer, dancer and physical performer and founder of the Compagnie Point Bart.

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Clémentine is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the limits of the human body: exhaustion, tension, collapse, voice, breath.

She develops a visceral choreographic style, nourished by lived experience, bodily immersion, and direct encounters with places and people.

Trained at the Jeune Ballet Atlantique, IFPRO Rick Odums, and the Ballet Junior de Geneve, she went on to collaborate with renowned choreographers such as Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Barak Marshall, and Alexander Ekman. She has performed internationally with companies such as Ballet Preljocaj, Tango Sumo, and Volcan Dance Company.

In 2021, she founded Compagnie Point Bart to explore new artistic and physical territories. Her first solo creation, Eddy, as well as her group piece Fièvre (2024), were created during a 4,000 km bicycle journey across Europe—a nomadic creative journey, immersed in raw, non-theatrical spaces. Her choreographic universe revolves around falling, screaming, risk, and the tension between mastery and abandonment.

 

Her work explores boundaries between vulnerability and resistance—both individual and collective. Eddy was previewed at Kader Attou's farewell party at the CCN in La Rochelle, followed by Fièvre, which extends this exploration in a collective format.

Alongside her tours with the Compagnie Point Bart, Clémentine Bart continues her stage work as a dancer, actress and singer in Furtives (La Baleine Cargo), a hybrid performance combining physical theatre, voice and intervention in public spaces.