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Interview d’Eric Lamoureux
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Des souffles de vie
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Asile poétique
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Fiesta
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Solstice [Film]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Just to dance…
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Husaïs [Film]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Exode
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
1000 départs de muscles
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Solstice (remix) [Teaser]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Husaïs – Solstice
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Controverse et récidive
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Si loin que l’on aille…
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Après-midi [extrait 1]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Après-midi [extrait 2]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Solstice
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Wasla (ce qui relie) [Solo]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Stèles
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Animal regard [Film]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Wasla, ce qui relie
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Animal regard
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Miroirs aux alouettes
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Entre Temps
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
La Danse de Pièze
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
La Madâ’a
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Entrelacs
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Archipel
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Vita Nova
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Circle
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Lost in Burqa
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Une Douce Imprudence
Éric Lamoureux , Thierry Thieû Niang
Manta
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Masculines
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Flanerie (teaser)
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Concert Dansé
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Flânerie
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
WAVES
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Après-midi [recréation 2015]
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Mouvements #00
Éric Lamoureux
Mouvements #02
Anne Le Batard , Jean-Antoine Bigot
Mouvements #01
Maud Le Pladec , Julien Gallée Férré
Mouvements #03
Frank Micheletti
Mouvements #04
Aïcha M’Barek , Hafiz Dhaou
Mouvements #06
Petter Jacobsson , Thomas Caley
Mouvements #07
Etienne Rochefort
Mouvements #08
Jann Gallois
Mouvements #09
Bruno Bouché
Mouvements #10
Marie-Caroline Hominal
Mouvements #11
Amala Dianor
Mouvements #12
Thierry Thieû Niang
Mouvements #13
Ambra Senatore
Mouvements #14
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Mouvements #15
Volmir Cordeiro
Mouvements #16
Bouziane Bouteldja
Mouvements #17
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Mouvements 18
Tatiana Julien
OSCYL
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
SWING Museum
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
SYMPATHETIC MAGIC
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
BNETT WASLA
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
La part des femmes, une traversée chorégraphique
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Manta (2009)
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Lost in Burqa (2011)
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Bnett Wasla (2018)
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
Masculines (2013)
Éric Lamoureux , Héla Fattoumi
SWING Museum
intégral- SWING Museum
What child has not dreamed, while wandering through a museum – of seeing the works of art on the walls come to life? Simultaneously channeling contemporary dance, Dada art, puppetry and video images, this work for young audiences is a hymn to diversity, a fairy tale whose magical, mobile set includes sculptures inspired by Arp – which come to life and begin to dance …
SWING Museum or a dance about a surprising museum and its living works of art …
Alone in a deserted museum gallery, a guard is beginning to nod off. Surrounded by four large, organically shaped sculptures, he drifts into a strange hallucination, a wonderful dream during which he becomes one of these intriguing statues.
These creatures, half-human, half- vegetable, are called OSCYLS. They are part of a family of fantastic characters, ranging in size from quite small to very large, resembling mysterious marine beings or perhaps a cloud formation, fallen from the sky and solidified.
Children learn very early that in museums it is forbidden to touch the works of art. But in this wonderful dream world, the rules don’t exist. And it is the guard who first dares to touch the smooth surfaces of these fascinating statues.
From there, things progress. The guard’s hand acts like a magic wand: at his touch the statues awaken, come to life and begin to move. From his first contact to a caress, followed by a gentle but voluntary push, it takes a single step.
Having been turned on, released, the sculptures tilt, whirl, bend over and begin dancing, in duos and body-to-body work. Thrilled by their release, they choose their own rhythms and their own movements, seeming to be completely in control.
Taken aback by the sculptures’ unexpected reactions, the guard wonders who exactly the OSCYLS are – when they begin moving they take on a number of surprising identities. Are they women, men, a dancer’s body oddly extended ? Friends, alter egos, playmates, adversaries, puppets, stuffed animals or a cuddly toy to whom one might whisper, or supernatural beings ?
Welcome to this museum unlike any other, transformed with projected 3-D videos into a dream-like space in which things come to life and take flight.