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VERSIONS I - IV

Chorégraphie et interprétation : Céline Bellut

Version IV  VIDEO " I WON'T GO TO HEAVEN "

avec l'artiste  Peter  Haas

PREMIERE Festival "Zeitzeug" Edition en ligne - 26 au 29 nov. 2020

Version III 

avec l'artiste Peter Haas  

PREMIÈRE  " Ateliers " de  PACT Zollverein, Essen -  30 novembre 2018

Joué  dans "Les artistes sont présents" à  Quartier am Hafen, Cologne  - 16 juin 2019 e

au Festival "Explosive", Brême - 23 et 24 mai 2019

Version II  

Joué au Festival "Fünfzhenminuten" au StudioBuhneKöln - Février 2019

"Freie Performance Kultur #4", Cologne - Dezember 2018

 " Crazy Monday"  Cologne - décembre 2017  

Version I

Obtention du 3ème prix au concours "Das Beste Deutsche Tanzsolo" euro-scène Leipzig - Novembre 2017

« Le troisième prix revient à Céline Bellut de  Cologne, qui change brusquement d'un vertige tournant déclenchant le public à des mouvements minimes.  Le jury fait l'éloge de la Française pour son langage dansé indépendant et sa rupture avec les attentes".   (traduit de l'allemand) Dimo Riess - LVZ Kulturredaktion

During this solo, I engage in a series of mechanical and technical rotations, executed with breathtaking speed, synchronized to the frenetic rhythm of punk music from former Yugoslavia. For 13 minutes, I immerse myself in swirling movements, exploring the mechanization of the body in contrast to the spontaneity of the music. The performance questions and critiques the idea of bodily perfectionism, a notion deeply rooted in my journey as a dancer and omnipresent in our contemporary society.

 

By incorporating video capture, I deliberately highlight the contrast between the pursuit of perfect choreography and my own humanity, marked by imperfection. The filmed sequences reveal to the audience my mistakes and fluctuations, thus creating a poignant reflection on the social pressure associated with physical perfection. This solo becomes a bold declaration of love for failure and imperfection, challenging the rigid norms of physical perfectionism while celebrating the beauty of striving for that perfection.

A body that moves is a body that dances, no one has the legitimacy to name what is and is not a body suitable for dancing. Follow boredom without judgement. Cultivate empathy to create connections.  Don’t be afraid of radical ideas, but don't chase radicality. The human experience is universal. Condemn the inaccessible. Do not create in order to place yourself above the one receiving your work, art is not a celebration of its creators.  Challenge

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