Roots in Algeria , pharmaceutical doctor , Hervé Koubi decided to concentrate on a career as dancer - choreographer and his studies in Aix - Marseilles . Continued at the International Dance Center Rosella Hightower in Cannes and later at the Opera of Marseilles , he has worked with Jean-Charles Gil , Jean-Christophe Paré , Emilio Calcagno and Barbara Sarreau. In 1999 he joined the Centre Choreographique National de Nantes. After that he worked with Karine Saporta of the Centre Choreographique National de Caen and Thierry Smits Company Thor in Brussels.

In 2000, Herve Koubi created his first project Le Golem. Since he collaborates with Guillaume Gabriel. He created Ménagerie (2002), Les Abattoirs, fantaisie... (2004). In 2006 Koubi worked with Laetitia Sheriff, a musician, for the creation of 4’30. Fastforwaring to 2007 he reworked a moving show Les Heures Florissantes along the famous La Croisette in Cannes created back in 1997. During the same year, forging Contemporary and Hip Hop moves for his first time he created Moon Dogs. In 2008, Koubi spearheads the creation of three choreographic pieces based around three writings : Coppelia, une fiancee aux yeux d’email.../ Les Supremes / Bref sejour chez les vivants. For these pieces, he collaborated with the writer Chantal Thomas (Les Supremes) and Benesh Mouvement notator Romain Panassie (Bref sejour chez les vivants). In 2009, he kickstarted a collaboration with Ivory Coast dancers from Beliga Kope Company for Un rendez-vous en Afrique.

Furthermore, Koubi has collaborated alongside with videographers for several dance video projects such as Chic Chef (2009) with Max Vadukul for Yoji Yamamoto, Bodyconcrete (2010) and Ovoid edges (2012) with Pierre Magnol and Bodyconcrete 2 (2011) with Michel Giumbard and Pierre Magnol.

Since 2010, Koubi has embarked a team of a dozen Algerian and Burkinian, on a path marked by several creations such as El Din (2010-2011), Ce que le jour doit à la nuit (2013), Le rêve de Lea (2014), Des hommes qui dansent (2014), Les nuits barbares ou les premiers matins du monde (2015-2016), Boys don’t cry (2018).

Hervé Koubi is regularly invited by many professional training schools throughout France as well as abroad.

Since 2014, he has been Associate Choreographer at the Pole National Superieur de Danse (The Superior School of Dance of Cannes and the Superior School of Dance of Marseilles). From 2015 onwards, he has also been Associate Choreographer at the Conservatoire de Danse de Brive-la-Gaillar.

Hervé Koubi has been awarded Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres in July of 2015 by Brigitte Lefèvre.