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Pierre-Antoine Rousseau trained in filmmaking at ESEC in Paris and in acting at Cours Florent. He first worked in the film industry as a location manager, production assistant, and editor before fully dedicating himself to directing and acting, performing on stage.
After spending three years in Afghanistan, where he directed institutional films for international organizations such as the United Nations and Handicap International, he returned to France and co-founded RGfilms, a production company through which he led several documentary projects, while simultaneously continuing his theatrical career.
In the years that followed, he gradually stepped away from production and directing to devote himself more fully to stage work, before eventually setting all of these activities aside.
For a long time, he questioned his place. He searched for where and how to be, how to conduct himself, carrying a deep sense of always having been outside the frame.
He came to understand the importance of connecting body and mind in all dimensions of life. He opened himself to various practices such as yoga, meditation, freediving, NLP, bioenergetics, and self-induced cognitive trance.
Today, he is fully dedicated to personal development, exploring the deep connections between creative expression and inner well-being. He is currently preparing a book on fear, the creation of a space for expression, as well as a mountain refuge.
Marcia Domenjoz is a Swiss visual artist born in 1998 in Yverdon-les-Bains. In 2022, she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts from EDHEA (École de design et haute école d’art) in Sierre, where she developed a multidisciplinary practice combining installation, ceramics, collage, performance, and participatory approaches.
Her work explores the relationships between human beings and their environment, with a particular focus on living systems, ecosystems, notions of heritage and memory, as well as the social and cultural structures that shape our perceptions. Through the use of organic materials—particularly earth—and immersive installations, she questions modes of representation and the power structures embedded in collective narratives.
Since completing her studies, Marcia Domenjoz has participated in several exhibitions in Switzerland, in both institutional and independent contexts. She has taken part in collective projects such as Womanhouse 2021 at the Manoir de la Ville de Martigny, as well as the exhibition Méijon. Ses débris le frapperont sans l’effrayer at the Fondation Édouard Vallet. Her work was also presented at the Musée d’Estavayer-le-Lac as part of the exhibition Promesses.
Winner of the City of Sierre Bachelor Prize in 2022, she was awarded an artistic residency at Malévoz Quartier Culturel in 2023, enabling her to further pursue her research into social and territorial dynamics.
Yeseo Nam, born in 2010, began studying the piano at the age of six and made her orchestral debut in 2018 with the Hwaseong City Chamber Orchestra. At the age of nine, she was invited to perform at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, where she received the New York Mayor’s Award. She has since received top prizes in numerous Korean competitions, including the Doam, Yewon, Eumak Chunchu, Eumyeon, Sungjung, Suri, and Beethoven Competitions. From 2021 to 2023, Yeseo was featured for three consecutive years at the Young Musicians Festival. Her recent performances include appearances at the House Concert 24-Hour Project, July Festival, charity concerts, and collaborations with members of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2025, she appears in the Kumho Prodigy Concert Series and in various festival performances. She is a scholarship recipient of the Hyundai Motor Chung Mong-Koo Foundation and the Samil Future Foundation.
Xiaowen Zhang, born in 2010, is a violinist currently studying at the Affiliated High School of the Central Conservatory of Music, where she studies with Xie Haoming. She was admitted to the Primary School Affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music in 2021 with a second-place entrance score. She received Second Prize in the Professional Category of the Crescendo International Music Competition in 2023 and First Prize in the Professional Junior Category of the 14th Hong Kong International Violin Competition in 2024. In 2025, she was admitted with a scholarship to the Heifetz International Music Institute and the Aspen Music Festival and School, and was shortlisted for the Violin Professional Group B of the Hengqin Mozart International Youth Music Competition.
Kunba Yate is a musician currently studying at the Middle School Affiliated to the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where he studies with Li Jiwu. In 2024, he was awarded Third Prize at the Shenzhen Concerto Competition and toured Budapest and Beijing with the Guangzhou Youth Symphony Orchestra. In 2025, he reached the finals of the Knezhevsky Competition held in Russia.
Tingyu Xie is a cellist currently studying with Zhang Fan at the Affiliated Middle School of the Sichuan Conservatory of Music. She has received first prizes in the junior categories of several international cello competitions in France and the United Kingdom. Tingyu has participated in international music festivals including Morningside Music Bridge in the United States and the Akademie Rutesheim Music Festival in Germany. She has performed in concert venues across the United States, South Korea, and China, gaining extensive stage experience through solo and ensemble performances.
Chengzhan Wu began studying the violin at the age of five and started his professional musical training in 2016 with Mingen Zhou. In 2019, he was admitted to the Music Middle School Affiliated to the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. On the advice of his teacher, he later switched his principal instrument to the viola and began studying with Li Sheng, developing a strong interest in the instrument and its repertoire. In August 2023, Chengzhan was awarded Second Prize and received the José Ramón Hevia Special Award for Best Interpretation of Spanish Music at the 24th Villa de Llanes International Viola Competition. In November 2023, he gave a viola recital at the Shanghai Concert Hall. He is currently studying viola at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music with Li Sheng and is active in chamber music and orchestral performance.
Julia-Xiaozhuo Wang, born in 2007, is a violinist who has appeared in numerous international violin competitions. She received a major prize at the Stuttgart International Violin Competition as the youngest prize winner. She was also the youngest competitor in several international competitions, including the International Classical Strings Competition and the Karol Szymanowski & Heinrich Ernst International Violin Competition. Her awards include First Prize at the Grumiaux International Violin Competition, as well as prizes at the Zhuhai Mozart International Competition, the Thomas-Evon Cooper International Violin Competition, and the Wieniawski-Lipinski Violin Competition. Julia-Xiaozhuo has performed with orchestras including the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra, Baden-Baden Philharmonie, Armenian State Symphony Orchestra, Salzburg Chamber Soloists, ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, Accademia d’Arte Arrigoni, and the Wubian Orchestra.
Carine Suparman is a violinist and music scholarship holder at St Andrew’s Cathedral School in Sydney, Australia. She began studying the violin at the age of five using the Suzuki method. Carine has received prizes at several international competitions, including the Ysaye International Violin Competition (2025), the International Violin Competition Kloster Schöntal (2024), the Andrea Postacchini International Violin Competition (2023), and the Leonid Kogan International Competition (2021). In 2024, she attended the Swiss International Music Academy (SIMA) on scholarship. One of her notable performance experiences included participating in a virtual charity concert during the COVID-19 pandemic, performing alongside musicians from 29 countries under the direction of Shlomo Mintz, in support of UN Refugees. In addition to her musical studies, Carine’s interests include drawing, reading, and connecting with new friends through music.
Haozheng Niu, born in Beijing in 2011, studies cello with Yu Mingqing at the Central Conservatory of Music. In 2023, he was admitted to the Qingdao Yehudi Menuhin School with a full scholarship and subsequently received the Outstanding Performance Scholarship in both 2024 and 2025. He has given three solo recitals and has appeared in concerts and charity performances. In 2024, he performed for the Austrian Deputy Ambassador to China and senior diplomatic representatives. In 2025, he took part in the chamber performance Hearing Qingdao, a charity concert marking White Cane Safety Day. Niu Haozheng has received prizes in domestic and international competitions, including Second Prize in the 25th Osaka Music Festival (String J Group, 2024), and was awarded a full scholarship to Music Bridge in 2025.