EDITION
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L’E féminin du mot sexe

2018
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH PHILIPPE VERRIÈLE 

An original book containing pictures and texts by Swiss and French authors. A literary immersion into the erotic and fantasy world of choreographer Perrine Valli.
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30 ans à Paris

2015
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SWISS CULTURAL CENTRE AND MATHIEU BERTHOLET

This book highlights the history of the Swiss Cultural Centre (SCC) thanks to personal accounts, a richly-illustrated timeline and original written and picture portraits of thirty artists who, among thousands of others, have shared in the thirty-year history of the SCC.

Carnets de chorégraphes

2014
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH CHRISTOPHE MARTIN AND PHILIPPE VERRIÈLE

In this book, Yvann Alexandre, Jean-Christophe Boclé, Myriam Gourfink and Perrine Valli open the doors to their world by publishing their creative notebooks. A unique immersion into the heart of choreographic creation, and a way also to remind us that dance is first composed in the mind of its creator before coming to life in the studio and then on stage.

Concordan(s)e 3

2014
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COMMISSIONED BY JEAN-FRANÇOIS MUNNIER IN ASSOCIATION WITH CARLA DEMIERRE

BETWEEN WORDS AND MOVEMENT. According to the established principle, a choreographer and a writer who have never previously met are commissioned to produce an original, shared creation which they then perform themselves. This book features the works of the following duos: Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh & Jérôme Mauche / Daniel Larrieu & Arno Bertina / Jean-Baptiste André & Fabrice Melquiot / Perrine Valli & Carla Demierre / Louise Desbrusses based on the choreographic writing of Déborah Hay / Lionel Hoche & Emmanuel Rabu (remake) / Mickaël Phelippeau & Célia Houdart / Fabrice Ramalingom & Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam / Béatrice Massin & Fabienne Yvert / Andrea Sitter & Frédéric Forte.

MODE
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Forêt vierge

2015
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH FRANCINE JACOB

Forêt Vierge is a high-end book designed as a creative space where personalities who use their bodies as creative material and performance tools, are invited every year.

PHOTO
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Danser la peinture

2015
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A BOOK ABOUT A DANCED COUNTER-HISTORY OF ART.
IN ASSOCIATION WITH LAURENT PALLIER AND PHILIPPE VERRIÈLE.

Danser la peinture (“Dancing Paintings”) bears its name so well we would not know how else to name it. Indeed, for his beautiful and clever book, Philippe Verrièle asked eleven young choreographers to “dance” a painter of their choice for him, the writer-journalist and dance critic, while Laurent Paillier, essentially a dance photographer, photographed them. The result matched the ambitions of the authors: it is magnificent.

Body and shape

2009
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH MAX HODGES AND AIRI SUZUKI

An exhibition on spatial and physical graphic design presented in Tokyo, designed by Perrine Valli in association with photographer Max Hodges and dancer Airi Suzuki.

CARTE BLANCHE
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My Swiss friend

2010
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH CINDY VAN ACKER, TAMARA BACCI, MIKA VAINIO, MATHIEU BERTHOLET, MARTHE KRUMMENACHER, POLAR/ERIC LINDER, JENNIFER BONN, FREDÉRIC LOMBARD, INARI SALMINAVAARA, AXELLE REMEAUD AND MARCEL LUCKYGHOST

This project is the result of a carte blanche given to Perrine Valli, resident French-Swiss artist at Mains d’Oeuvres for four years. This atypical carte blanche involves the artist’s fellow travellers but also aims to highlight a certain specific trend of thought that emerges from their research. This event gathers together for the first time in France a bunch of atypical Swiss artists at the forefront of the Geneva scene.

PERFORMANCE
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C’est tout à fait possible - La chaise humaine

2016
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Two solos, one quintet; two authors, Perrine Valli and Vincent Thomasset, and a collective, (LA)HORDE, who all have their own powerful, original universe. All meet up with unique, different personalities; all have to reconsider their dancing in the face of their disabilities, which obviously seems like an obstacle at first; all have to force it open, test it maybe, for it to remain itself, in league with this otherness which our society constantly eludes.