dark waters

Laurent Delom

  • Fri, Sept. 421:00€18 | -26 €9 Tickets
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dark waters is a unique performance that freediving (the sport of holding one’s breath underwater) with spirituality. It shows how people share their intense experiences on social media, balancing between authenticity and performance. Drawing on ancient church traditions and music, the work invites you to reflect on the meaning of life today and how that is shaped online. Through a digital “prayer book” on your smartphone, you can dive into the experience yourself.

Credits

Creator Laurent Delom Performers Laurent Delom, Antoine Thiollier, Clément Lecigne Text Laurent Delom & Antoine Thiollier Choreography Laurent Delom & Clément Lecigne Music Eline Flintrop Lighting Caroline Mathieu Costumes Karl-Joonas Alamaa Video Ann Cools Dramaturgy Simon Baetens Voice Coach Victoria Garduno & Chrystel Wautier Outside Eyes Gosie Vervloessem, Federico Pezdirc, Pablo Lilienfeld Production: Myrthe Bokkelmann Technical Director: Jurgen Fonteijn Special thanks to Sophie Dubreuil, Agnese Forlani, Karel Tuytschaever, Janna Beck, Marie Hartmann, Elvira Crois, Sean Heath, Sarah Rombouts, Marie Luyten, Lina Van Hulle, Tim Wouters, Dragana Radanovi ć, Sandra De Saedeleir, Walter Van Nieuwenhove & Guillaume Navette Production: wpZimmer Co-production: Brugge Plus (Reiefestival), KAAP, Monty, Merksem Dok, wpZimmer & espace delombre (FR) In collaboration with BiLT, a supra-local project by TheWorkshop Development, with thanks to Zuidpool, C-TAKT, and DESINGEL. With the support of the Flemish Government and the City of Antwerp’s Fund for Artistic Development

Laurent Delom (born 1989, France) is a multidisciplinary artist who has lived and worked in Antwerp since 2013. That year, he graduated from the Royal Conservatory with a bachelor’s degree in contemporary dance. Prior to that, in 2011, he earned a degree in telecommunications engineering in France.

Today, his artistic practice is highly collaborative and interdisciplinary. Choreography, literature, and digital design are key building blocks of his practice-based and academic artistic research, which ultimately gave rise to *dark waters*.

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