Les Harmoniques Du Néon

It takes place in a place with a window or a large bay window overlooking the street.

The spectators are inside and look outside, the window frame operates as a cinematographic frame, a place of images. The public is invited to look at the street, to observe the poetry of a daily life which cannot be reduced to its simple functionality because thousands of other things are told there as soon as one stops to shift from the temporality of this coming and going. The window becomes a screen on the real, the spectators commit themselves to "audio-see" this real. Through sound and performative propositions we invite the public to observe the outside and to listen to it, then little by little to shift the perception of this daily life to reveal the uses, the oddities and the anthropological practices specific to each place. To create a situation so that the spectator can look at this place which will be revealed little by little and to invite him to feel the traces that these passers-by leave in a place but also in us. And what traces in return we leave there, by our looks, by the imaginary ones that we will have projected there during the performance.