Maxime Mathieu Quiroga is a film director, choreographer and artistic director.

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His work sits at the intersection of cinema, movement and visual arts. He creates films in which the body becomes a cinematic language in its own right — a tool for storytelling, emotion and visual world-building.

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His approach is shaped by a professional career as a dancer with leading European companies including Stuttgart Ballet, Royal Ballet of Flanders, Wiener Staatsballett, Badisches Staatsballett Karlsruhe and Ballet de l’Opéra de Nice. This experience has given him an intimate understanding of movement, presence, music and the relationship between the body and space.

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As a director and choreographer, he now develops projects combining dance, cinema, fashion, music, architecture and visual arts. His films have been created in distinctive artistic and heritage locations, exploring how the body can tell a story, reveal a space or become the starting point for an entire visual world.

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He collaborates with artists, cultural institutions and creative and fashion partners, while developing original projects for branded films, fashion films, cultural content and commissioned audiovisual work.

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His practice brings together film direction, choreography and artistic direction, from the initial concept and visual language through to production.

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He creates films where movement becomes a visual language.