A collaboration between choreographer Karine Ponties and visual artist Thierry Van Hasselt. A piece for two male dancers and animated ink. Artistic collaboration and animated film : Thierry Van Hasselt; Lighting design : Florence Richard; music : Dominique Pauwels; set design: Wilfrid Roche; text : Mylène Lauzon and Eric Domeneghetty Holeulone: Karine Ponties, Thierry Van Hasselt, Mylène Lauzon, Michel Jakar, Eric Domeneghetty, Jaro Vinarsky, Florence Richard, Wilfrid Roche, Dominique auwels, Julie Rousse.
Éric Domeneghetty et Jaro Vinarsky
Holeulone delves into the interior world of a troubled man, into the changing rhythms of his thoughts, his real and imaginary memories, the clarity and confusion of his perceptions. At one moment, his twin appears - a kind of interior historian so similar to himself that he becomes unbearable... The performance is loosely inspired by Charlie, the endearing, simple witted hero of the Flowers for Algernon, Daniel Keyes' novel, published in 1959. The two dancers fight with themselves, with each other, interlace or surrender. The complex intimacy of their duo is projected not only through their own physicality with but also through the filmic images in which they are often immersed during the performance. The spectator joins them on the blurred edge of the abyss of a dream.
Awarded Prize for "Best Dance Performance 2007" of the Belgium French Community by the jury of critics.