Production 2010

Contemporary dance and multimedia performance for three female performers,
adaptable for any stage and site specific outdoor public space.

Complete description / Photo HD

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

Multimedia dance performance specially adapted for a scenic stage and for site specific architectural outdoor spaces.

Street Festival of Ramonville, 13 September 2008

(photos by Raphaël Kann)

Production 2009

Site specific multimedia dance performance for the Festival Les Nuits de Lauzerte, Lauzerte (Tarn and Garonne), 31 July-1st August 2009

Choreography: Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos
Dance: Audrey Bodiguel, Alexandra Karsenty
Music: David Fieffé
Video: Guillaume Bautista, Jean-Marc Matos

Production 2007

Site specific piece, Maison Salvan “Art-Science”, Labège, 22 and 23 June 2007
as part of a residency

On the themes of: Presence/Absence, Inside/Outside, Surface/Depth, Public/Private, Apparence/Being

Choreography: Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos
Dance: Yuko Yamada, Anne-Sophie Clavé, Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos
Video: Guillaume Bautista
Live music: David Fieffé

Production 2005

Dance and video site specific performance

Original choreography for different spaces in the Nuzejouls village (near Cahors), 3 and 4 June 2005

As part of the “Rencontres Annuelles des Arts Multiples” in Nuzejouls

Duration: 60 mn

Choreography, dance: Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos

Video: Claude Jeanmart, Guillaume Bautista

Music: Murcouf, Extravaganza, Oval, CCI Sounds

Tecnical director: Sébastien Parayre

création 2002

Création originale de danse et musique contemporaine (création Jacky Merit) spécialement conçue pour le parc du Musée Abbal de Carbonne, 7 et 8 septembre 2002, dans le cadre de l’exposition du peintre Claude JEANMART, sur le thème de « rémanence ».

Durée : 50 mn, présentée à la tombée du soir

« Rémanence »  est le persistence d’une image visuelle pendant un certain laps de temps avant de s’estomper complètement. Cette création traite du souvenir que nous pouvons avoir de fortes expériences ou émotions survenues  dans le passé qui remontent à la surface sous forme de rêves, de flashs-back, de fragments de mémoire ou de réactions  corporelles.

création 1999

Performance danse-multimédia pour deux danseurs.
Création originale pour différents espaces de la Cité de l’Espace, Toulouse, juin 1999

Rencontres TIC et Jeunes

Chorégraphie et danse : Anne Holst, Jean-Marc Matos
Images : Claude Jeanmart
Musique en direct : Pierre Jodlowski