In the context of her research residency at Les Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers, Myriam Lefkowitz proposes four days of public openings. An opportunity to operate a first adjustment on a wandering project, initiated five years ago, focused on the modalities and the possible transformations of perception. During these four days, she will activate two experiential devices which constitute the core of her artistic practice.

Walks, Hands, Eyes (Aubervilliers) is an experience for a spectator and a guide who, during an hour of silent walk in a given city, weave a specific relationship between walking, seing and touching.

Et sait-on jamais dans une obscurité pareille is also made for one spectator at a time. It consits in the experience of a motionless body plunged into darkness. The device relies on the sense of touch and on the sound space that spreads out around and with the spectator.

This whole project is developped in collaboration with Julie Laporte, François Sardi et Jean Philippe Derail.

On reservation only, for one or the other process, at 11am, 1pm, 3pm and 5pm, by phone at 01.53.56.15.90 or by e-mail at reservation@leslaboratoires.org

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