Born in Algiers, Amine Boussa discovered breakdance at the age of 18 and joined the National Ballet of Algiers, where he trained in both classical and contemporary dance. A key dancer with Kader Attou for over 15 years, he developed numerous international collaborations before co-founding the company Chriki’Z in 2011. His choreographic language, inspired by painting, literature, and cinema, is both graphic and visceral. He has created powerful works such as L’IniZio and PoTestateM, which explore the connections between dance, storytelling, and space. His approach constantly questions the boundaries of hip-hop movement and its expressive potential.
He has created powerful works such as L’IniZio and PoTestateM, which explore the connections between dance, storytelling, and space. His approach constantly questions the boundaries of hip-hop movement and its expressive potential.
At IDFT, he will present his work “ImagOri“, and lead a workshop for children.