Visual choreography and staging that is presented within a pure and fragile framework: limited space, silence and close proximity to the spectators. The staging is specifically focused on the concentration and the focussing of sensations.
Artist in residence on [ars] numerica's digital stage from 4 May to 11 May 2009
"à l'endroit... " is a small choreographic and video creation for a single actor.

It is played in a pure, fragile area: in a limited space, in silence and in close proximity to the audience.
The staging is specifically focused on concentrating and focussing on sensations, whether they are visual, spatial or auditory.

In a restricted space, around a vertical axis, the dance gradually invites us on an intimate voyage with a woman who is both single and multiple.

The choreography moves between precise, controlled actions and suspended time, thus leaving
room for genuine observation and exchange with the audience. Most often in silence, images are projected on the floor or on a screen to highlight the musicality of the body in motion. They accompany and support the body's rhythmic interrogations. Dance and images are thus involved in the audible presence of silence.

Faced with the concentric writing of the choreography, the video also suggests the extent of its impact. It reinvents areas through the use of moving images. It permits the evocation of an elsewhere.

The body, while remaining central, continues to expand and push back the limits of space. It passes through various states, weaving different stories. It unrolls a guide wire, marks out the moments and gradually structures time.
By successive touches, the dance unfolds in the light and outlines a sort of feminine self portrait.

Crew:
Caroline Grosjean, choreography, performance
Ximena Walerstein, video creation
Worked Julien, staging assistant
Hervé Gary, lighting creation

Partners:
Le Petit Théâtre de la Bouloie de Besançon in its programming with the welcoming of an artist in residence, the Centre Chorégraphique National de Belfort in its decentralized residences