Trajectoire fluide

Fluid Trajectory” uses all these elements for a single purpose: to propose tentative answers to the questions raised by the unique experience of weightlessness.

Chorégraphie Kitsou Dubois

This is a multidisciplinary work combining dance, acrobatics, juggling, images, music and visual arts.

“Fluid Trajectory” uses all these elements for a single purpose: to propose tentative answers to the questions raised by the unique experience of weightlessness.

“Fluid Trajectory” presents pictures which are all raw material reworked on the basis of our experience of movement in weightlessness. These ‘tableaux’ evolve and are true laboratories of research and experimentation.

“Fluid Trajectory” questions the form of stage art and adapts to different venues: conventional theatre stages and other places with volumes already in place.

The stage is designed as a space for motion where the performers’ bodies are faced with differing densities. The function of the stage setting is to alter the spectator’s perception. It uses images, trampolines, objects, music and performers.

The great image is definitely present: the trampoline blends into the image projected onto the background cyclorama, other screens and materials make the image move. Objects and mobiles create spaces that are random, but consistent. Who or what is holding whom or what? The object, the environment or the bodies? Red elastic ropes criss-cross through space and — while supporting the dancers — penetrate the image and create lines of tension, symbolic links between the inner space of the dancers’ bodies and the space surrounding them.

Whereabouts of Work

« Trajectoire fluide » was presented at the Centre Culturel Aragon de Temblay, France and at the Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris

Source : www.kitsoudubois.com

Générique

Chorégraphie Kitsou Dubois scènimage Eric Duranteau musique Alain Bellaïche scénographie Goury lumière Patrice Besombes et Anne Burgeot Avec Chloé Ban, Mathurin Bolze, Magali Caillet, Manu Debuck, Jörg Müller  et Laura de Nercy.

Durée 55 minutes

Production et diffusion La Magnanerie

mise à jour : février 2014 test