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This event was part of our 2022 Edition

Street Pantone Gilles Viandier

Irish Premiere

France


A striking, graceful and hypnotic call to rediscover the city we live in

Street Pantone

28 May—29 May

DDF is delighted to welcome Gilles Viandier's Street Pantone to Dublin as part of the 2022 Edition which invites us all to reconnect with the city; to reclaim its shared spaces through movement and our bodies.

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Price

FREE, no booking required

Where?

Christchurch Cathedral


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How long?

30 mins (no interval)

Site is wheelchair accessible via the Fishamble St entrance.

From the show

Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Maria Estevens
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Maria Estevens
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Daniel Petit
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Daniel Petit
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Daniel Petit
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Daniel Petit
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten
Street Pantone Gilles Viandier © Alain Cotten

"Gilles Viandier [...] creates ephemeral travelling installations with a 30m long lycra fabric. This […] veil becomes a flag, a suit of clothes, a shelter, a carpet as the dancer performs {...]. It’s elegant, graceful and puzzling."

La Montagne

"Gilles Viandier […] unfurls his blue sheet, plays with passers-by, and even wraps it around the merry-go-round in the Place du Général-de-Gaulle. 'It's hypnotic,' exclaims [a viewer]."

La Provence

"Gilles Viandier deploys a huge blue veil, fabric that envelops and connects human, urban and nature."

Zibeline


In this vibrant outdoor performance, Gilles reveals with elegant and adventurous moves a response to the local environment. He envelops the surrounding structures and spaces with a brightly coloured monochrome veil made of 30 metres of lycra – at once delicate, strong, compact, expansive, and bold.

Street Pantone draws on Gilles’s background as both a contemporary dance artist and an architect to explore the history and identity of heritage sites and urban landscapes, rediscovering and exploring the city’s architecture and questioning void and waste.

Street Pantone is a striking visual experience that immerses audiences in transient constructions and ephemeral landscapes.

Note: Site is wheelchair accessible via the Fishamble St entrance.

Credits

  • Choreographer & Performer Gilles Viandier
  • DCC 8
  • Dept of Tourism
  • Embassy of France in Ireland
  • Christchurch Cathedral

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