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Park de 1998 à aujourd'hui [extrait 2]

CN D - Centre national de la danse 2016 - Director : Centre national de la danse, Réalisation

Choreographer(s) : Triozzi, Claudia (Italy)

Present in collection(s): Centre national de la danse , CN D - Spectacles et performances

Video producer : Centre national de la danse

Integral video available at CND de Pantin

en fr

Park de 1998 à aujourd'hui [extrait 2]

CN D - Centre national de la danse 2016 - Director : Centre national de la danse, Réalisation

Choreographer(s) : Triozzi, Claudia (Italy)

Present in collection(s): Centre national de la danse , CN D - Spectacles et performances

Video producer : Centre national de la danse

Integral video available at CND de Pantin

en fr

Park de 1998 à aujourd'hui

An unidentified performative object created in 1998, at a time when the French choreographic scene was undergoing an intense transformation, Claudia Triozzi’s Park is indicative of the breakdown of boundaries at work during that period: a desire to extend dance to other forms, combined with the multifaceted reading of its history – taking into account visual arts, performance, and the cinema. In this work that oscillates between wandering, visual installation and performance, we follow the character of Adina, a female figure subjected to a series of restricting mechanisms – playful or sinister objects that mark out an everyday life rigged with traps. In the course of meticulously composed tableaux vivants, the relationship between this frail silhouette, the environments she inhabits and the machines that she activates, presents a domestic allegory, the absurd nature of which can quickly turn oppressive. Her trapped, reified body, undergoing the repetitive action of the cog-like mechanisms that grip her, subjects the gaze to a radical separation and solitude.

Funny, moving, absent both to herself and to the world around her, this distant sister of Chaplin in Modern Times, or of the woman as object figure created by Lucinda Childs in Carnation, confronts us with a dual critical prism: that of the physical and symbolic control exerted over the female body and of the subjective dispossession induced by the mechanisation of the gestures. With this fictional drift revisiting motley references, Claudia Triozzi has opened up a new field of scenic investigation that, eighteen years later, has lost nothing of its critical power.

Source: programme of the CND

Triozzi, Claudia

Claudia Triozzi received training in classical ballet and contemporary dance in Italy. She moved to Paris in 1985. In addition to her work as a performer (with Odile Duboc, Georges Appaix, François Verret, Alain Buffard, Xavier Leroy and Xavier Boussiron), she creates her own pieces in which she develops the direction of both the production and the performance. Her research work focuses on the process of transmission where the experience of doing, of sharing, of commitment to the other, bear witness to a thought process continuously out to conquer new spaces of subjectivity whilst having a fresh take on time.

She creates iconoclastic pieces from which dance never comes out unscathed (among others Park, 1998 ; Dolled Up, 2000 ; The Family Tree, 2002 ; Stand, 2004 ; Opera’s Shadows,2005 ; Up To Date, 2007 ; La prime 2008, 2008 ; Ni vu ni connu, 2010). Claudia Triozzi always sets herself the task of putting preconceived ideas one might have regarding choreographic pieces into question. The space of representation, the ways of representation inherent to the dancer and the very notion of performance are the object of a perpetually renewed questioning. From piece to piece, from exhibition space to theatre stage, Claudia Triozzi pushes back the limits of the body and the spaces of visibility reserved for the dancer. Her last creations have brought voice work that upsets audience expectations to the fore by questioning the place of dance. Since the piece The Family Tree (2002), Claudia Triozzi has effectively been exploring voice work by passing through experiences that will propel her into writing texts and songs. She develops sound qualities consisting of a vocabulary of “noises” albeit lyrical, in which the voice expresses itself through paragraphs of time that draw inspiration from the cinema, the theatre and radio. In March 2011 invited by the Musée de la Danse in Rennes, she starts a new project entitle Pour une thèse vivante, in which she reveals her reflexion about the artist’s writing.

Her work has been developing equally well on stage, on video or through installations, exhibited as they are in museums or in galleries. She presents her pieces on stages in Europe as well as in the United States, South Korea and in Japan where she benefited from an AFAA, Villa Kujoyama, hors les murs grant (2004). She develops a pedagogy related to her own work and teaches in different art schools in France and abroad. In 2011, she receives a research and dance heritage grant initiated by the CND (Pantin) and a research grant at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart. 

Productions: Un CCN en terre et en paille Pour une thèse vivante épisode 5 (2017), Habiter pour créer (2017), Accents (2017), Park de 1998 à aujourd’hui (2016), Comparses pour une thèse vivante épisode 4 (2015), Avanti Tutta 30 ans dans un an Pour une thèse vivante épisode 3 (2014), Boomerang (ou le retour à soi) (2013), Pour une thèse vivante épisode 2 (2013), Pour une thèse vivante (2011), IDÉAL (2011),Ni vu ni connu (2010), La prime 2008 (2008), Up to date (2007), Fais une halte chez Antonella (2006), Strip-tease (2006), La baronne et son tourment (2006), Opera’s Shadows (2005), Stand (2004), The Family Tree (2002), Dolled Up (2000), Bal Tango (1999), Park (1998), Gallina Dark (1996), Les Citrons (1992), La Vague (1991). 

Source: website of the artist

Centre national de la danse, Réalisation

Since 2001, the National Center for Dance (CND) has been making recordings of its shows and educational programming and has created resources from these filmed performances (interviews, danced conferences, meetings with artists, demonstrations, major lessons, symposia specialized, thematic arrangements, etc.).

Park de 1998 à aujourd'hui

Artistic direction / Conception : Claudia Triozzi

Interpretation : Claudia Triozzi

Lights : Lumières à la création Caty Olive Lumières Yannick Fouassier

Technical direction : Régie générale Sylvain Labrosse - Réalisation de la machine d’Open Please Nicolas Darrot

Duration : 61 minutes

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