The live audiovisual concert The Island is a sensorial, associative, and electrifying experience inspired by a number of stories of islands and valleys destined to be submerged by the construction of a hydroelectric dam, causing deep human and geographic upheaval.
The immersions of Naussac, a village in the south of France engulfed in 1980, the novel "farewell, little island" by Valentin Raspoutine, or the 3 Gorges dam in China (which is so big it influenced the speed of rotation of Planet Earth) spring to mind.
The Island questions the replacement of one world by another and our blind belief in progress. A phantasmagorical universe unfolds through incisive electronic music and reality-bending video images, resulting in a "mental journey" through a topography of mutating places.
Performed by composer and multidisciplinary artist Franck Vigroux.
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The immersions of Naussac, a village in the south of France engulfed in 1980, the novel "farewell, little island" by Valentin Raspoutine, or the 3 Gorges dam in China (which is so big it influenced the speed of rotation of Planet Earth) spring to mind.
The Island questions the replacement of one world by another and our blind belief in progress. A phantasmagorical universe unfolds through incisive electronic music and reality-bending video images, resulting in a "mental journey" through a topography of mutating places.
Performed by composer and multidisciplinary artist Franck Vigroux.
The live audiovisual concert The Island is a sensorial, associative, and electrifying experience inspired by a number of stories of islands and valleys destined to be submerged by the construction of a hydroelectric dam, causing deep human and geographic upheaval.
The immersions of Naussac, a village in the south of France engulfed in 1980, the novel "farewell, little island" by Valentin Raspoutine, or the 3 Gorges dam in China (which is so big it influenced the speed of rotation of Planet Earth) spring to mind.
The Island questions the replacement of one world by another and our blind belief in progress. A phantasmagorical universe unfolds through incisive electronic music and reality-bending video images, resulting in a "mental journey" through a topography of mutating places.
Performed by composer and multidisciplinary artist Franck Vigroux.
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The immersions of Naussac, a village in the south of France engulfed in 1980, the novel "farewell, little island" by Valentin Raspoutine, or the 3 Gorges dam in China (which is so big it influenced the speed of rotation of Planet Earth) spring to mind.
The Island questions the replacement of one world by another and our blind belief in progress. A phantasmagorical universe unfolds through incisive electronic music and reality-bending video images, resulting in a "mental journey" through a topography of mutating places.
Performed by composer and multidisciplinary artist Franck Vigroux.
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