Voir à fleur de peau : la violence de l’accommodation. À propos de la performance « Accommodation » de Hantu
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13130/2039-9251/8750Abstract
Accommodation by Hantu (Jean Delsaux and Pascale Weber) is a performance based on the Diderot essay Letter on the Blind for the Use of those who can see. Being founded on features of « accommodation » phenomena, my paper examines the transformation of the sensory perception produced on the performer Pascale Weber and the spectators by the dramatic and performative device, based on sense of impossibility or difficulty to see. Moreover, it analyses the image of the contemporary world in its search of an identity and the violent relationship with the “Other” to whom Accommodation refers.
References
DIDEROT, Denis, « Lettre sur les aveugles à l’usage de ceux qui voient », dans Œuvres complètes, Editions Assézat, I, 2, 277-278 (ed. ebook).
HANTU (weber+delsaux), Accommodation (performance), vidéo VIMEO : [en ligne], URL : https://vimeo.com/172662617.
HANTU (weber+delsaux), Accommodation, feuille de présentation de la performance, .pdf.
LAROUSSE.FR, [en ligne], URL : http://www.larousse.fr (consulté le 04 octobre 2016).
POLVANI, Simona, Entretien avec Pascale Weber: Autour d’Accommodation, [tapuscrit], juillet 2016.
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