IZAO is a Paris-based association (75015) operating at the intersection of choreographic dance and urban art. Its mission: to make art accessible to all by transforming public spaces and collective emotions. Its activities unfold along two main axes. On one hand, urban art: monumental murals commissioned by local authorities (Romainville, Bondy, Clichy-sous-Bois, Dreux) or public institutions (Saintes University Hospital), with projects ranging from declarative street art to decorative murals in social housing. On the other hand, choreographic art: dance performances (notably the BLOCKS show), workshops and performances in institutional and private settings — with references including the LVMH group at the Palais de Tokyo or the Chaumet House on Place Vendôme. IZAO works at the crossroads of territory, social engagement and artistic practice — its projects are often rooted in working-class neighborhoods or living spaces, with a participatory and therapeutic dimension (art therapy program launching in 2026). In short: an agile structure, well-established in Seine-Saint-Denis, with a network of contacts ranging from town halls to major luxury houses. This dual positioning —…