Diana Niepce's long journey towards reclaiming her body takes the form of a trio. This long process of self-affirmation, of her difference, of her disability, became the subject of a book published in 2021, and then of a dance work: Anda, Diana. A tender piece for three different bodies and three different characters, hovering between attraction and repulsion, letting-go and resistance, with impressive and complex acrobatic lifts. At the heart of this "struggle," Diana Niepce always leads the dance and exudes great power as her fragile body is manipulated and set in motion. She succeeded in finding herself in the body of the other, "in the secret agreement that made her body a storyteller," exploring gravity through patterns of constraints and forces and release techniques. She evokes the extensions of the body, bringing different bodies together. It's not about suffering here but redemption and vital momentum: it's a way of investigating the fragility of being. Anda, Diana challenges the norms associated with the body, making the non-normative body into something revolutionary.