Bio

Arnoys Nicolas has been practicing ropes for more than 20 years. His work comes from his study of Japanese kinbaku/shibari as well as from his different body practices: Aikido, Thai massage, Tango, Contact-improvisation, System A. …
He lived in Japan for 4 years, where he met his master, Arisue Go, and devoted his time to aikido, japanese culture and rope study.
After coming back to Europe, under the name Nicolas Yoroi, he has developed his style of tying known as Yoroi-ryu.
Open and helping to open Community in different european country.
Share and perform is experience all of europe and North America
He has also studied with Tessin Doyama, Kinoko, Ottonawa, Kazami Ranki, Felix Rucker, Shadow, Pedro… and has done many workshops/exchanges with other international presenters.
The style is generally described as minimalist & organic while in motion.

As a photographe he started in Tokyo 2010 is subject was people, city and ropes. 

Research

As a photographer, my research is in a continuity with my work as a performer; it’s about human reality, what I perceive and project. The human trace/memory, our raw emotion. That which is hiding behind our narrative, our social mask. The intensity that helps us to revelate reveal an extraordinary version of ourselves but also the intimacy that all this research implied conveys. I believe it is from within the shadow, the negative space and the void we create, the we can inquiry look for honesty and some particular essence of humanity. That is why, I think many people have compared my work to the Japanese aesthetic Yugen.