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Jörg Müller’s juggling, which looks like a planetary merry-go-round, immediately fascinates and hypnotizes: the fluidity of the circles traced by tubes suspended 6 meters above the ground, whose meeting mimics, through a telluric sound, the anxiety and beauty of some cosmic shock. An apparently perfect but infinitely fragile system, whose visual and sonorous score summons the whole universe: gravitation, rotation, unstable equilibrium, fertile collisions… With this revolutionary device, Jörg Müller created one of the founding acts of the “modern circus”, which combines pure physical performance with theater, dance and contemporary art.

Jörg Müller

Born in Bavaria in 1970, Jörg Müller obtained his diploma in Circus Arts at the CNAC in 1994 (with the congratulations of the jury) from which he graduated with
mobile
. Then he created C
/o
and
Noustube
– (work in a 3 meter high glass of water) ;
ERP #1
and
PRE #2.2
with Jess Curtis (performance between circus, dance and science) and in 2016
Sarabande
with Noémi Boutin (around Bach’s suites for cello).

His next creation project, Tangled drop, co-written and performed with the Japanese artist Tabaimo will be created and performed in May 2022 in Japan and in December 2022 in France.

He has worked or still collaborates (in circus, dance, theater, music, performance) with Thierry André, Jérôme Thomas, Le Cirque Plume, Philippe Goudard, Francois Cervantes, Kitsou Dubois, Francois Verret, Jacques Rebotier, Philippe Découflé, Odile Duboc, Yoann Bourgeois, Martin Schwietzke/Les Apostrophés, Gulko/Cahin-Caha, Jeanne Mordoj, Nikolaus Holz/Christian Lucas, Roland Auzet, Julie Nioche, Mark Tompkins, Pedro Pauwels, la Cie Anomalie, Akosh Szelevényi, Chiharu Mamiya, Jean-Paul Autin, Steven Cohen, Karim Sebbar, Cendrine Gallezot, Keith Hennessy, Camille Boitel, Jean-Benoît Mollet, Hyacinthe Reich, Vincent Peter, Didier Manuel, Jean-Emmanuel Belot, Noemie Lambert, Samuel Dutertre, Sky De Sela…