The choreographic path of Claire Croizé is puerly physical. In her work, she does not search for situational realism. On the contrary, she persists in a peculiar excess, artificiality, lack of naturalness in the manner of movement. She remains faithful to a rigorous order of composition as a way of formulating the messages. In 2000 she graduated from P.A.R.T.S. (Belgium). Except for taking part in her own choreographies, she also danced for Étienne Guilloteau (the Skène spectacle was presented in the Brewery two years ago), Hooman Sharifi and Jean-Luc Ducourt. Her Blowing Up solo became one of the discoveries of PARTS@PARIS, as well as the event during the Junge Hunde Festival in 2002 (Monty Theater in Antwerp).