Simon Le Borgne, Julie Botet, Max Gomard, Philomène Jander, Zoé Lakhnati, Ulysse Zangs
de l'Impertinence # 2

How do you say everything may teeter? A front line – in a state of suspended equilibrium – moves implacably onwards, thus creating a dystopic space. Absurd or innocuous, objects escape, like remains or traces of our time on earth. GUSH IS GREAT is a eulogy to slowness and austerity when faced with our generational anxiousness.

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In 2023, the second edition of the “artistic and cultural laboratory of impertinence” in Sète brought together a collective of artists from diverse backgrounds, including the Paris Opera, CCN, P.A.R.T.S., CobosMika, the Conservatoires Supérieurs de Danse or Coline. The collective takes the form of an ecosystem where members participate in each other’s projects, while at the same time carving a space for support, attentiveness and creativity.

CREDITS

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CONCEPT & INTERPRETATION

Simon Le Borgne, Julie Botet, Max Gomard, Philomène Jander, Zoé Lakhnati, Ulysse Zangs

SOUND DESIGN

Ulysse Zangs

COSTUMES

Thomas Santos

PRODUCTION

Dora Pentchev

COMMUNICATION

Elsa Vatré
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WITH

Simon Le Borgne, Julie Botet, Max Gomard, Philomène Jander, Zoé Lakhnati, Ulysse Zangs ‎ ‎ ‎
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PRODUCTION

de l'impertinence # 2 - an artistic and cultural laboratory in Sète -, during the exhibition of Katinka Bock at the Crac Occitanie

THANKS TO

All the team de l’impertinence # 2, specially David Le Borgne (pictures and videos), Maïa Hamilcaro-Berlin (illustration), also to Marie Cozette, the direction of CRAC Occitanie and her team and to Katinka Bock for they trust

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© David Le Borgne