Serge Aimé Coulibaly is a dancer-choreographer from Burkina Faso who has travelled around Europe and the entire world. He takes inspiration for his art from African culture but his powerful expressiveness makes his work universal and understandable across all continents. Since creating his company in 2001, Coulibaly has explored complex themes, seeking to give positive momentum to the young generations. From the early days of his career, he was invited to present and perform his creations around Europe and Africa: Minimini (2002), A Benguer (2006), Solitude d’un Homme Intègre (2007), Babemba (2008), Khokuma 7° Sud (2011), Fadjiri (2013), Nuit Blanche à Ouagadougou (2014), Kalakuta Republik (2016), Kirina (2018),Wakatt (2020).He worked with artists such as Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Alain Platel in Belgium and Marrukegu Company in Australia. He also creates works for amateur dancers because he thrives on devoting himself to others. His personal artistic vision and commitment feeds his drive to experiment, which is why he decided to establish his own space, Ankata, in his birthplace, an international laboratory for research and production in the performing arts.