Novaciéries
2015
Present in collection(s): Ballet national de Marseille
Video producer : Cité Du Design, Biennale Internationale du Design de Saint-Étienne, Saint-Étienne Métropole, Commune de Saint-Chamond, (LA)HORDE.
Novaciéries
2015
Present in collection(s): Ballet national de Marseille
Video producer : Cité Du Design, Biennale Internationale du Design de Saint-Étienne, Saint-Étienne Métropole, Commune de Saint-Chamond, (LA)HORDE.
Novaciéries
In the 16 minute movie entitled Novaciéries, (LA)HORDE sets up a contemplative situation staging and
reinterpreting Jumpstyle, a dance emerged from Mainstream Hardcore, to deliver a mysterious report on
the development of a post-internet dance. The film is a global project mixing cinematographic images shot by
a movie crew but also performance captations with the cast of the film and homemade videos made by the
interpreters themselves shared on youtube and other platforms. The camera follows a singer and dancers
wander in an abandoned steel mill. The dancers respond to the lost beat of machinery by executing Hard Jump
and Hakken figures while the singer turns a Hardcore anthem «Hardcore to the bone» into a lyrical lament.
We are invited to follow the wander of the interpreters until they get together to deliver a show without an
audience. All along we waver between the idealized vision of their representation and the reality of its visibility.
Novaciéries is a combination of cinema, performance, and home video that transcends dance films and presents
a choreographed and metaphysical portrait of the post-industrial world by reinterpreting post-internet dance.
(La)Horde
(LA) HORDE is a collective of three artists: Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer and Arthur Harel. They work on choreographic creation. Dance is at the heart of their project,they develop choreographic pieces, films, video installations and performances.
Source: (La)Horde
More information: https://www.collectiflahorde.com
Générique Novaciéries
Artistic direction / Conception : (LA)HORDE - Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer, Arthur Harel - et Céline Signoret
Interpretation : Valentin Basset, Rodolphe Berger, Eve Coquar, Garance Coquart, Ylva Falk, Hugo Hermanvillier, Kevin Martinelli, Théo Michallet, Edgar Scassa, Loïc Vinciguerra, Nadir Zarougui
Other collaborations : Cinematographer : Kaname Onoyama First assistant camera : Maëlle Lavillauriex Steadicam Operator : Guillaume Quilichini Firt assistant director : Flore Silly Gaffer : Hugo Paturel Best boy : Adrien Anquetil Sound mixer : Baptiste Marie Sound : Richard Frances, Maxime Daoud, Adrien Daoud Opera singer : Eve Coquar Editing : Edouard Mailaender Costume Designer : Lily Sato Unit Manager : Arnaud Gaujon
Production / Coproduction of the video work : Cité Du Design, Biennale Internationale du Design de Saint-Étienne, Saint-Étienne Métropole, Commune de Saint-Chamond, (LA)HORDE.
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