Performance type:

event

Creator:

Robin Decourcy

Performer:

Robin Decourcy

Alicia Malialin

Sofi Suma

Bernard Hemelle

Caroline Bouissou

David Carmine

Pierre-Laurent Cassière

Website:

//vimeo.com/22795891

//robindecourcy.blogspot.com

Theoretical background:

Désappartement (Unnapartment) was a temporary abode created by Robin De Courcy in which artists were invited to act upon the living conditions. A space for social experimentation, a contemporary creative device which opened for four exhibitions in 2004, with Alexandra Guillot, Héléna de Jong, Jézabel Fournier, Florent Bonnet, Omar Logang, Joseph Dadoune, Lina Hentgen, Matthieu Montchamp, Gilbert Caty, Valery Collart, Jean-Luc Verna, Stephane Steiner, Ludovic Corberand, Junko Yamasaki, Tristen Looa, David de Bartolo, Marion Duval, Marion Orel, Caroline Bouissou, Yohann Mahuteau, Paola Perier, Sophie Bueno, Djonam Saltani, Valentin Souquet, Emilie Pischedda, Cosmin Horia Samoila, Romain Del Furia, Gerald Panighi.

Occurence:

Places:

Le désappartement

Starting date:

2004

8x20 minutes

Topology:

experimental space/artist's studio/at home

Background:

opening #2 of Désappartement (Unnapartment)

Adress:

2 rue de l'Hôtel de Ville

Nice

France

Danse d’indiens

Karim Zennit, Florian Pugnaire et Robin Decourcy (montage)

Synopsis / Description:

Film de la performance

Performances:

Indian Dance

Programme de composition sonore jouée en direct

Pierre Laurent Cassiere

Synopsis / Description:

Programme de composition sonore jouée en direct

Documents:

Carton d'invitation réalisé par Gérald Panighi

Type:

Imprimé

Technique description référence:

Carton d'invitation réalisé par Gérald Panighi

DECOUR

Description:

Choreography shared by dancers (Alicia Malialin, Sofi Suma, Bernard Hermelle) and performers (Caroline Bouissou, David Carmine, Robin De Courcy). 8 x 20 minutes. Coming together, coming apart and exchanging partners. A relation was created with the works exhibited in Désappartement (Unnapartment).

The visitors walked in small groups into the empty apartment, where the visual artists had been invited to question the space. Members of the audience unwittingly became dancers in the performance since there were no limits to the suggested choreography.
Pierre-Laurent Cassière chose the sound program on the spot and Karim Zennit and Florian Pugnaire filmed it all.

Robin Decourcy