Studio du Parc
Shibari studio founded by Baryss and Roxanne and run through their association Room 82. The space has tatami mats and suspension points.
Studio du Parc is a shibari studio founded by Baryss and Roxanne. Its agenda page says it grew out of Baryss’s passion for shibari and his wish to offer a regular program of classes, workshops, jams and photo shoots, and that its aim is to help students progress over time. The studio promotes no single style and wants to offer many approaches that complement and challenge each other, through its own classes and through guest teachers. Its about page presents Baryss as a musician and dancer who treats rope as a shared dance, and Roxanne as someone who sees rope as a path to self-knowledge. The studio is run through the association Room 82, which states its aim as promoting shibari through introductions, classes, evenings and events.
The class ladder starts with introductory sessions for complete beginners and a structured beginner course of six three-hour sessions that teaches the basics and prepares students for further levels or other venues. Beginner-plus and intermediate classes, once or twice a month, are open to anyone who has finished a basic course anywhere and work mainly on the floor and in partial suspension, covering both technique and the emotional side of a session for tiers and the people tied. Occasional intermediate-to-advanced classes move gradually towards full suspension and include semenawa, aibunawa and dynamic ties. All-level “labs” explore a theme at each person’s own pace.
The jams come in several forms: a discovery jam for first-time visitors, a supervised jam where the team helps with specific questions, a quiet “like at home” jam with soft music and an outdoor area, and an intimate jam about once a month on request.
Baryss also teaches privately, for one to six people, with loaner rope for a start. In November 2026 his site listed €60–80 per hour, €239 for a half day and €489 for a full day. His online school offers a free introductory guide, paid level-based curricula and a themed library at €9.99 per month, all in French.
The studio is also open to dance classes, drag workshops, introductions to other BDSM practices and other body-based work. Its house rules say discrimination, violence and disrespect are not tolerated and that the team may intervene or exclude people to protect others. The site is in French.