No revolution is understood without art.

No revolution is understood without art.

No revolution is understood without art.

Kiritosu comes from the Japanese words kiri (“to cut, to slice”) and tosu (“to open a path, to lead through”). It is an intention, a gesture, a breath — one that pierces through opacity, carves a breach in the visible, and reveals what was yet unseen.

Coddess Variations

The first production by Kiritosu Studio, Coddess Variations, is an ambitious art film directed by Hervé Martin-Delpierre, accompanied by a digital art collection created by Hermine Bourdin during a residency at the Opéra national de Paris. The film premiered at ETHBerlin as part of a large-scale open-air screening and immersive installation — an experimental fusion of contemporary dance, visual storytelling, and blockchain technology.

Coddess Variations

The first production by Kiritosu Studio, Coddess Variations, is an ambitious art film directed by Hervé Martin-Delpierre, accompanied by a digital art collection created by Hermine Bourdin during a residency at the Opéra national de Paris. The film premiered at ETHBerlin as part of a large-scale open-air screening and immersive installation — an experimental fusion of contemporary dance, visual storytelling, and blockchain technology.