Lienzo Devant et Derriere

Picture: One-of-the-Kind signed by Kay Uwe Rott About this picture: Devant et Derriere. "Ballet: Devant et Derrière" sounds like an intriguing concept for a digital artwork related to ballet. "Devant" and "Derrière" are French terms used in ballet to describe directions of movement. Here's a breakdown of their meanings: Devant: In ballet, "devant" means "in front" or "forward." It refers to movements or positions where the dancer's working leg is placed or moved to the front of the body. For example, "devant développé" would involve extending the working leg forward while maintaining proper alignment and posture. Derrière: "Derrière" means "behind" or "back." It's used to describe movements or positions where the dancer's working leg is placed or moved to the back of the body. For instance, "derrière tendu" would involve extending the working leg backward while maintaining grace and control.