Close Up
Close Up
Close Up
Dance, live music and video technologies combine in this study of physicality, part of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels Festival. Booking information available soon.
French dancer and choreographer Noé Soulier explores the different dimensions of the body and of movement.
French dancer and choreographer Noé Soulier explores the different dimensions of the body and of movement.
Background
Close Up is an exploration of the different dimensions of the body and of movement. Inspired by Bach’s The Art of Fugue and building on his previous works, Noé Soulier employs six dancers, five musicians and the use of video technologies in this study of physicality, dance and live music.
Visit the Dance Reflections Festival website for more information.
Booking information available soon.
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