Day of the dance

In every sculpture and every monument there is an attempt to capture our convictions for eternity. And yet even stone erodes. What does a truth need to remain valid? In their sensitive duet Jeanne Colin and Killian Madeleine go in search of an anchorage – in themselves and in each other. Their stability is constantly put to the test by the soft clay floor on which they move. An ode to the fragility and strength of the body.

Jeanne Colin (FR, 1991) is a dancer and choreographer. She studied at the Conservatory of Rouen, Codarts and P.A.R.T.S., where she graduated in 2014. She has worked as a performer with choreographers such as Daniel Linehan, Yasmine Hugonnet, Romeo Castelucci, Ayelen Parolin and Eric Minh Cuong Castaing, and as an outside eye for artists such as Rosa Omarsdottir and Youness Khoukhou. In her work she interweaves tools from dance, drawing and self-hypnosis.

• Concept and creation: Jeanne Colin, in collaboration with Killian Madeleine
• Performance: Jeanne Colin, Killian Madeleine