Éric Minh Cuong Castaing, Anne-Sophie Turion
Friday 20 January
18:00
Friche la Belle de Mai
Installation, Work stepFriday 20 January
18:00
Friche la Belle de Mai
Installation, Work stepTranslation to come.
Design: Eric Minh Cuong Castaing and Anne-Sophie Turion
With : Yuika Hokama, Shizuka, Mastuda, Yagi Tomohiro, Seiji Yoshida, Atsutoshi Takahashi
Scenography: Anne-Sophie Turion and Pia de Compiègne
Collaboration in Japan, mediation: Atsutoshi Takahashi
Dramaturgical accompaniment: Elise Simonet, Marine Relinger
Translation in Japan: Tadashi Sugihara, Naoko Tanabe
Sound creation: Renaud Bajeux
Stage Manager: Virgile Capello
Director of photography : Victor Zebo
Camera operator first shooting : Yuji Suzuki
Second shooting assistant : Yuya Morimoto
Video editing : Lucie Brux
Photo credit : Cie Shonen - Cie grandeur nature
Creation realized in coproduction with the platform CHRONIQUES CRÉATIONS.
Production: compagnie Shonen, in collaboration with the compagnie Grandeur nature.
Partners: Villa Kujoyama (Kyoto), Association New Start Kansai (Takatsuki), Dicréam-CNC, La Fondation des artistes, Scam-Bourse brouillon d’un rêve, 3bisf (Aix-en-Provence), LaGeste (Ballets C de la B & Kabinet K) Charleroi- Danse, Centre National de la création adaptée (Morlaix), Institut Français- Théâtre export, Biennale Chroniques, Montévidéo, La comédie de Valence, Fondation Sasakawa, Le Groupe des 20 Ile-de-France (projet lauréat en 2021), Mille Plateaux - CCN de la Rochelle, Montévidéo (Marseille), Le programme Mondes nouveaux
Thanks to: Nicolas Tajan, pédiatre professeur associé de Kyoto University President, International Mental Health Professionals Japan
Presented in Chroniques, Biennale des Imaginaires Numériques
Éric Minh Cuong Castaing, choreographer and visual artist, develops shows, performances, films or installations that cross dance and image, using technologies as new structures of perception. Associating professional and amateur dancers, her inclusive projects called In Socius take shape within specific societal realities, associating institutions outside the field of art (care centres, schools…).
Anne-Sophie Turion’s interest in the living and the visual takes the form of in-situ interventions, performances and shows. From the black box to the open air, she attacks reality to orchestrate it into fiction. Using the artifices of theatre and cinema with humor, she creates narratives with apparent mechanisms: images and scenarios are constructed on sight, allowing real life to creep in from all sides. An augmented reality cobbled together from everyday materials that explores the intimate in all its aspects.