In an intimate atmosphere, François Chaignaud revitalizes the solo recital, exploring the legacy of Isadora Duncan — a pioneer of modern dance who liberated the body on stage from corsets and tutus. Fluidity and sensuality intertwine in Chaignaud's body as he shifts between long spirals and wild runs. Accompanied by Romain Louveau's piano, Chaignaud blends memory and the present, transforming gestures into new rituals that, like before, poetically challenge conventions.
[...] appeals to and combines modern dance, human and bird song, great music, discrete water [...], colour [...], costumes as a synthesis of movement [...].
- Bernard Rémy, Danser canal historique
