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Vaguely light
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Vague
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So long as baby…love and songs will be
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Une maison sur la colline
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Un appartement en centre ville
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Wave 03
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Vingt plus un
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Rew
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Polaroïd
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Permis de construire
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Origami
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Navigations
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Mutating score
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In between – Yellow suite
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Des horizons perdus
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Bye see you next … no more
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Avis de demolition
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Flowing along
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Id
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2.Id
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Initiales
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V.O Projet
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Histoire courte des enfants de la place Hébert
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Made of
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Assaï Vivace
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De humani corporis fabrica
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En espérant l’eclipse
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Appassionata
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Antichambre repetita
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Factory
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Là on y danse
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Factory
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Next Days
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Un Terrain Encore Vague
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Slogans
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Danse de 4 (Teaser)
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Danse de 20 (Teaser)
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Remembrance 3 (2012-2019)
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Remembrance 1 (1987/1998)
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Remembrance 2 (1999-2011)
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Danse de 6
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A new landscape – teaser
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Permis de construire
The staging system is described as an exploded form to the scale of our frame. The physicality and plasticity of this deliberately minimal space allow the image and sound to recompose this object in a polymorphic and complex way.
Audiovisual installation. The staging system is described as an exploded form to the scale of our frame. The physicality and plasticity of this deliberately minimal space (translucent and opaque vertical planes, screens, two-way mirrors) allow the image and sound to recompose this object in a polymorphic and complex way. This architecture, in the very image of the multiple components of the dancing body which is being continually recomposed, encourages a practical experience of perception by the audience. This elicits changes of place, choice of posture, multiple axes of view. Thanks to the capacity of the image, sound and objects to define the space, to extend it and to give it meaning, we can tackle the tensions inherent in the space we occupy. The dancer, who is only present in the image, becomes both the subject of, and a character in, different fictional video stories.
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