Production 2010

Contemporary dance and multimedia performance for three female performers,

adaptable for any stage and site specific outdoor public space.

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Recent presentations: in the context of CorpusMedia 2010,

- 21 may 2010, Théâtre Marcel Pagnol, Villeneuve-Tolosane, 8:00 pm

- 29 May 2010, Mix’Art Myrys, Toulouse, 9:30 pm

- 19 June 2010, “Mouvements sur la Ville” Festival, l’Atelier, Montpellier 3:00 and 11:00 pm

- 16 July 2010,« Llunes d’esBaluard » Festival, Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, 10:00 pm

Choreographic trio inspired by Hélène Cixous’ The Laugh of the Medusa and Australian poet Diane Fahey’s feminist poetry, Genesis 3:16 un-occults woman as a concept and exposes classical representations: women stuck in mythological stereotypes in the interest of power, women having to express according to dominant male discourse, women who cannot explore their black continent because “black is dangerous”. By associating dance, text, song, music, images and symbolic objects in a journey towards a feminine being-in-the-world, another vision is allowed to emerge.

Performers: Aude Miyagi, Anne Panjwani, Julie Pichavant

Music: David Fieffé

Video: Guillaume Bautista

Costumes: Aude Miyagi

Light design: Jean-François Langlois

Concept: Anne Holst

Artistic and choreographic directorship: Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos

Project description

Genesis 3:16 is part of a series of several recent pieces which deal with the theme of the relationships between the gender: Echo Room (2009), Nuit Ecran (2007), Lovely User (created for the Monik Festival, Odyssud, Blagnac, 2005).

With music, text and movement the performers embody these visions to give the audience an entertaining interpretation of the tensions between them.

Duration: 50 mn.

photos

(photos: Karine Labrunie)

Production 2008

The theme of  “Délices” is about dance itself and the understanding of what the word dance means.

Team:

• choreography, video: Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos
• dance:  Audrey Bodiguel, Julien Lecuziat, Yuko Yamada
• music: David Fieffé

Production 2006-2007

A multimedia dance performance for two dancers in a reactive environment using optical sensors and projected colour and images. In collaboration with video maker Guillaume Bautista.

Night Screen deals with the psychological processes of domination which ensnares both parties in bonds of complicity inside of a reactive environment using Max MSP/Jitter and Isadora software.

First perforùances:

29 septembre 2005, Festival Media@rte, Monterrey (Mexique) (version Périple 2005)

23 March 2006, International Festival International of Video Art, Casablanca, 24 March, french cultural Institut of Rabat, Morocco

Touring: 15-26 May 2007, Costa Rica, Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala

with the support of the network of French Alliances of Central America, the cultural section of the French Embassy in Costa Rica,  CulturesFrance (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the City of  Toulouse

Links:

Medi@rte Festival

Downloads:

complete description-pdf | technical sheet |