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Breaking Through: One Photographerâs Mission to Capture Hip Hopâs Underground Roots
Breakdancing is now an Olympic sport. But Frankie Perez wants to show the world that breaking still thrives in the streets
His intention was only to film himself breaking, but he began to develop a love of photographing the people drifting about his world and capturing, with a participantâs eye, the subcultureâs frenetic creative energy. Men fly in his photographs. Earthbound dancers contort their bodies into strange muscular forms, as though in a heated argument against gravity. In his photographs, Perez redraws the bodyâs supposed physical limits, conveying, on one hand, the sheer athleticism of the dance and, on the other, its artistic beauty.
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Photography by Frankie Perez (pompmedia.com)
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Dans l'air du temps : le break dance aux Jeux Olympiques
Dans lâair du temps : le break dance aux Jeux Olympiques
Alors que les Jeux Olympiques dâhiver battent leur plein, la nouvelle est peut- ĂȘtre passĂ©e inaperçue : le breakdance fait son entrĂ©e aux Jeux Olympiques. Les meilleurs break-dancers du monde entier sâaffronteront donc Ă Paris en 2024. Un peu dâhistoire : Le break dance est une danse dâorigine populaire, nĂ©e dans les ghettos noirs et latinos Ă New York dans les annĂ©es 70. Cette danse, qui seâŠ
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i learned that breakdancing has become an Olympic sport. âBreakingâ officially added to the medal events program at the 2024 Paris Games (x)
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