International Festival
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Referring to the frequency 2349.32 Hz – associated
with the note D, Ré in French – and the root of the word ‘revolution’
(return, turning in on oneself), Danielle Allouma pulls off the feat of
spinning on herself for what seems like an infinite amount of time.
This is less a performance than an attempt to alter our sensory per- ceptions and allow our imaginations to radiate from a fixed, whirling point. Three spirals – dance, music, and light – interweave on the stage in a hypnotic interplay where space and time function as tangible forces and constraining structural frameworks.
Arco Renz and Danielle Allouma create a radical, life-size mandala that reveals the sky of our thoughts.