Saturday 29 august from 10:30 to 12:00

Atelier d’imagination physique Parent-Enfant

Name: Atelier d’imagination physique Parent-Enfant
Start: 2026-08-29
End: 2026-08-29
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Salle Anne Follezou, Lieu-dit Brigneau, 29350 Moëlan-sur-Mer

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Led by the artist Delphine Robet, as part of the exhibition “Se souvenir d’un souffle”. At the origin of the moment to come, the next gesture, every new impulse, the following elements intertwine: the body, the physical environment, imaginary spaces… in an unfathomable dialogue. Delphine Robet’s choreographic work unfolds at the very source of this impossible boundary between concrete reality and mystery. ADULTS/older teenagers, on the theme ‘Se souvenir d’un souffle’, duration 2 hours 30 minutes. Through site-specific performances and collaborations with visual artists, musicians and dancers improvising in real time, the educational transmission of what she calls ‘physical imagination’ has emerged for her as a new way of engaging with audiences.