"What does your safe place* look like?"
Hello world is an autonomous technological installation in which Maxime Arnould and a drone coexist. Welcome to a programmed world that responds to our emotions. Through this piece, Maxime Arnould confronts his fear of drones and their double identity...

Straddling the line between a collective intelligence game and a divinatory tarot, the first version of the tarot du travail, created by Lucie Caouder and Mathilde Maillard, was published in 100 copies. To find out about the next edition :
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Depuis plusieurs années, le Club Travail explore le chant comme possible catharsis du travail moderne. Pour se faire, le Club improvise des chants à partir de conversations entre travailleur-ses-, se permettant ainsi de sublimer ce qui se dit, l’air de rien, en entonnant des comptes-rendus...

WE.LO(U)VE.RADIO is a series of nightly, on site and live radio performances proposed by Aurélie Louve and Jeanne Louve.
WE.LO(U)VE.RADIO also represents a collective and feminine love letter to the radiophonic medium and what it means to us : mostly, a gathering and a moment of listening,...

Matamatá and Life is not useful (or it what it is) form a diptych. This diptych is the production of two choreographic works that complement and complexify each other, like two photographic images placed side by side. Diptych is a project at the crossroads of theatre, dance, literature and visual...