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Vinson Fraley and Tajee will meet in a hotel room in Manhattan. The two complete strangers will perform action scripts on designated hours. A photographer will be in the room to document their actions, freeze the time, and design an unhindered flying route for future viewers. “The first time I entered the room, it did not feel real, it felt like I was in a dream, like none of it was happening.” Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel and Aaron Thompson met every Monday for interviews in Brooklyn Public Library or at the café in a supermarket. The interviews were written on a rather tiny notebook. Once, Thompson took out five dollar bills with an identical serial number. He used one of them to pay for frosted donuts as snacks and signed his name on another.

Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel Art Collective (2009-Now) which led by director Val Lee, creates live works that build constructed ephemeral situations where the audience enters a poetic constellation of action script, installation, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structure, mise-enscène, and space. Their works currently focus on urban violence, political turmoil, body memories of the unusual state, abstruse historical reenactment, and the diversified modes of psychological absorption and participation for public audiences. Through the continuous collaborations of friends from visual arts, performing arts, experimental music, and activism, their interdisciplinary yet site-responsive works form some dialogue and resistance in a dream.

Two strangers, M and A, encounter each other in different sites around Escandón (Mexico City) following action scripts that designate their journey and reflects on the issue of femicide. Between auto-cinema and auto-documentary, Buenos días mujeres is designed beforehand but played out in the absence of the director. Confronted with several scenarios and sets, the main characters in the film interpret the narrative as if on auto-pilot, while the photographers document their actions, freezing the specific time and charting a path for future viewers.

Ghost Mountain Ghost Shovel Art Collective (2009-Now) which led by director Val Lee, creates live works that build constructed ephemeral situations where the audience enters a poetic constellation of action script, installation, sound, hypnotic rhetoric, composite structure, mise-enscène, and space. Their works currently focus on urban violence, political turmoil, body memories of the unusual state, abstruse historical reenactment, and the diversified modes of psychological absorption and participation for public audiences. Through the continuous collaborations of friends from visual arts, performing arts, experimental music, and activism, their interdisciplinary yet site-responsive works form some dialogue and resistance in a dream.

White death is the impressionist portrait of a landscape marked by tragedy. A ghostly stroll among the vestiges of a story where forty-four young soldiers and one sergeant were pushed to their deaths in the mountainous region of Antuco.

Roberto Collío – 25 November 1986, Santiago (Chile) Graduated of Integral Realization of Film and Television from Center of Cinematographic Research. While studying in Argentina he wrote and directed his first short film "Hombre muerto", an adaptation exercise based on the homonymous short story by Horacio Quiroga. Roberto Collío returned to Chile on 2009, where he participate as sound mixer in several film, both documentary and fiction. During 2013, Collío directs his second short film, "Muerte Blanca", an experimental documentary that chronicles the tragedy of Antuco. Currently Collío is developing his first feature, a documentary called “Petit Frère". The project, co ¬directed with Rodrigo Robledo and produced by Isabel Orellana, is a playful approach to the idea of identity, built in the fantastic imaginary writing of a haitian immigrant.

Le décor : un concours de beauté qui désignera le plus beau jeune homme de la communauté latino-américaine de Genève. Le corps masculin est ici exposé comme un prétexte à l?idéalisation et au rôle de la femme parfaite. Les pistes sont brouillées en même temps que les corps érotisés des jeunes hommes dessinent et trahissent, l?affirmation des codes et des stéréotypes sociaux. La plupart des participants nés en Suisse, fils d?immigrants, rejouent l?idéal masculin et les jugements féminins de manière ambiguë et re_chargé d?exotisme. Les corps impatients étalent l?hédonisme d?une jeunesse. Romain Legros

NATALIA COMANDARI Née le 24/01/83 San Salvador, El Salvador ncomandari@gmail.com Vie et travaille entre la Suisse et El Salvador EDUCATION June 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. June 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon Sep 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador

Ryhmä-School Party est la première vidéo d?une série des événements filmés dans plusieurs contextes temporellement précis ayant tous comme fil conducteur l?envie de documenter des nouveaux rites et cérémonies modernes. Ryhmä, traduit du Finlandais veut dire groupe, catégorie, fête. Dans le village de Hämeenkyrö les élèves de la F:E Sillanpää Senior High School célèbrent une tradition qui a été transmise de génération en génération : les élèves de la troisième année du Lycée quittent l?école pour aller à l?université, ce sont donc, les étudiants de la deuxième année qui deviennent les plus âgés dans l?école. Cet honneur est célébré avec un bal avec des danses traditionnelles finlandaises mais aussi des danses de salon. C?est un rite de passage à l?âge adulte qui mélange tradition et culture pop comme les principaux ingrédients d?un bal contemporain.

NATALIA COMANDARI Born 1983 San Salvador, El Salvador lives and works between Switzerland and El Salvador EXHIBITIONS 2012 Ins Blickfeld gerückt, Galerie de multiples, Paris. Art Forum Tampere, Tampere Art Museum. 2011 Festival Bandit-Mages, Bourges, France. Rencontres Internationales Paris-Berlin-Madrid at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival, Videothèque. Video Dumbo Festival, Brooklyn, New York. Vue sur la Mer, openning of 26 rue de La Coulouvrenière, Genève. Rencontres Internationales Paris-Berlin-Madrid, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin. Live in your Brain, Broom Social Club, Genève. Rencontres Internationales Paris-Berlin-Madrid, Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid. Le Fédéral à semen-contra, Rotwand galerie, Zurich. 2010 Rencontres Internationales Paris-Berlin-Madrid, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. Float Over the Mist, La Dependance, Rennens. Robinsson and Freitag in Berlin, Skulpturenpark, Berlin. Too early, too late,BB4 The 4th Bucharest Biennale, Rumania. Ins Blickfeld gerückt, Institut Français de Berlin. Playground, Nyon Piratage!, Nyon.

Originaire d?Amérique centrale, le reggaton et son bit industriel, le Denbow, ont accompagné les protestations des classes populaire et les femmes durant leur revendications sociales des années 80- 90. Un combat féminin avec une instru entraînante comme hymne anti-machiste. Torito Denbow est une mix tape de symboles religieux et de rituels latino américains revisité par une bande de jeune sous la direction de Natalia Comandari. L?étoile de la soirée, la Quinciañera, est sur le point de basculer dans le monde des femmes adultes pour ces quinze ans. Dans son plus simple appareil la musique quant à elle marque le rite, la répétition et souligne l?aspect cyclique de ces coutumes. Tout le monde est sur scène dans ce décor de rue ; la célébrée, les célébrants, la cérémonie, l?assemblée, et le temps qui tourne en boucle sur mode ``repeat``.

Née 1983 San Salvador, El Salvador Vie et travaille entre la Suisse et El Salvador EDUCATION 2010: HEAD de Genève, master programme: Work Master, mention du jury. 2007: DNSEP mention du jury: Engagement du travail et de l?artiste, ENBAL Lyon. 2004: DNAP Felicitations du Jury, ENBAL, Lyon 2002: Journalism and Visual Communication, UCA, San Salvador.

In Córdoba, far away from Argentina’s capital city, the end of a military regime promises a spring that doesn’t last long. “La Delpi” is the only survivor from a group of transgender women and drag queens, who began to die of AIDS in the late 80’s. In a catholic and conservative city, the Kalas Group made their weapons and trenches out of improvised dresses and playbacks. Today the images of a unique and unknown footage are not only a farewell letter, but also a friendship manifesto.

Agustina Comedi (1986) Córdoba, Argentina. Screenwriter and Filmmaker. She studied Modern Literature. In 2017 her first film "Silence is a Falling Body" was premiered at IDFA. The film was multi-awarded and selected in more than 50 international festivals. Nowadays she's writing her second feature.

In September the child Frederico learns from his teacher that if the heart stops, people die. In October his mother notices a panorama of changing seasons and horizons. Still lives in motion in a small town.

Diogo Costa Amarante was born in Portugal where he graduated in Law. His first film “Jumate/Jumate” was selected in several international film festivals and was awarded best film in the Documentamadrid08 / Spain, Golden boll film festival / Turkey, and Reykjavik IFF. In 2009, Diogo participated in the Berlinale Talent Campus and directed his second documentary film “In January, perhaps” which was also selected in many festivals and won Jury Prize at the Documentamadrid09 and a special mention of the Jury in the SalinaDocFest 09 / Italy. “The White Roses”, Diogo’s Pre-thesis film, had its world premiere at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival in the Official Shorts Competition and was awarded in the Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest . Currently Diogo finished as a Fulbright Scholar his Master of Fine Arts at the New York University / Tisch School of the Arts and was funded to develop his first feature script, « Migrar pelas Sombras ».

An aviation field in an unknown suburb. The lake underneath the city burns the streets. The mountains throw rock into the gardens. In the crater of a volcano in Fogo, a model Brazilian city is lifted and dissolves. Two people find each other in this landscape, 50 years apart.

(b. 1986, Lisbon) JOANA PIMENTA is a filmmaker from Lisbon, Portugal, currently living and working between the United States and Brazil. Her short film The Figures Carved into the Knife by the Sap of the Banana Trees received the Competition Award at Indielisboa ’14, where it premiered, the Tom Berman Award for Most Promising Filmmaker at the Ann Arbor Film Festival, and has been screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, the New York Film Festival, Jihlava, Mar del Plata, Ambulante, Edinburgh, Videoex, Taipei, among other venues. Her video installation work has been recently presented at the Festival Temps d`Images, the Fundacion Botin, Galeria da Boavista, Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, and The Pipe Factory, among others. She works and teaches in the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies at Harvard University and in the BFA program in Film at Rutgers University, and is a fellow at the Film Study Center and the Sensory Ethnography Lab.

The process of making a playground is the starting point for a reflection on the relationship between work and free-time, highlighting the hidden labour of the production of culture by following the construction of Condorelli’s commission in South London. Jay Bernard wrote and recites the soundtrack.

Condorelli has produced an extensive body of work that develops different possibilities for living and working together, exploring notions such as public space, the commons, institutions, property relations. Condorelli’s practice is committed to a continuous exploration of the less explicit elements that compose the structures through which individuals encounter the world — be they cultural, economic, material, social or political – the apparatuses of visibility that are often taken for granted, and which the artist describes as “support structures”. Céline Condorelli lives and works between London and Lisbon. A selection of exhibitions and projects include: Pentimenti (The Corrections), National Gallery, London, UK (2023); After Work, Talbot Rice Gallery, South London Gallery, UK (2022); Our Silver City 2094, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, UK (2022); Dos años de vacaciones, TEA, Tenerife, Spain (2021); Deux ans de vacances, FRAC Lorraine – Metz, France (2020); Ground Control, Bildmuseet, Umeå, Sweden (2020); Singapore Biennial, Art Encounters Biennial, Timisoara, Romania (2019); Céline Condorelli, Kunsthaus Pasquart, Biel, Switzerland (2019); Host / Vært, Kunsthal Aarhus, Denmark (2019); Zanzibar (commissioned sculpture), King’s Cross Projects, London, UK (2019); Geometries, Locus Athens, Greece (2018); Anren Biennale, Chengdu, China (2018).
Ben Rivers studied Fine Art at Falmouth School of Art, initially in sculpture before moving into photography and super8 film. After his degree he taught himself 16mm filmmaking and hand-processing. His practice as a filmmaker treads a line between documentary and fiction. Often following and filming people who have in some way separated themselves from society, the raw film footage provides Rivers with a starting point for creating oblique narratives imagining alternative existences in marginal worlds. He is the recipient of numerous prizes including: FIPRESCI International Critics Prize, 68th Venice Film Festival for his first feature film Two Years At Sea; the Baloise Art Prize, Art Basel 42, 2011; shortlisted for the Jarman Award 2010/2012; Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Artists, 2010. Recent exhibitions include: Slow Action, Hepworth Wakefield, 2012; Sack Barrow, Hayward Gallery, London, 2011; Slow Action, Matt’s Gallery, London and Gallery TPW, Toronto, 2011; A World Rattled of Habit, A Foundation, Liverpool, 2009. Artist-in-focus include Courtisane Festival; Pesaro International Film Festival; London Film Festival; Tirana Film Festival; Punto de Vista, Pamplona; Indielisboa and Milan Film Festival. In 1996 he co-founded Brighton Cinematheque which he then co-programmed through to its demise in 2006 – renowned for screening a unique programme of film from its earliest days through to the latest artist’s film and video.

Insatisfait par le manque de retentissement et d'importante de l'art espagnol sur la scène internationale actuelle, les grands maîtres du baroque, Velázquez, Murillo et Zurbarán, trament un plan infernal afin de faire renaître l'âge d'or. Pour ce faire, ils exploitent la loyauté aveugle d'un conservateur arriviste et sans talent, outil par lequel ils vont réaliser une série de sacrifices. Le spectaculaire retour de la peinture s'incarne en une engeance de montres infernaux, dont le but est de semer la panique et de renverser toutes les « avancées » du monde contemporain. Avec une esthétique inspirée par les films d'horreur américains des années 1980, et un arsenal d'effets spéciaux sophistiqués, « La Mala Pintura » présente une série de situations absurdes et hilarantes, centrées sur le thème de la réception de l'art espagnol en dehors de l'Espagne. Comme dans les ?uvres précédentes de l'artiste, l'affrontement entre tradition et modernité est poussé jusqu'à un point stéréotypé, en un exploit comique irrévérencieux et désinhibé, qui parodie les conventions du genre. Ce que « La Mala Pintura » nous offre donc, c'est une vision irrévérencieuse et désinhibée de l'instant présent dans l'art, chargée d'ironie et d'humour noir, dans un esprit de pur Pop. Dans le casting, notons tout particulièrement la présence de l'acteur barcelonais Nilo Mur, et du chanteur de pop italien Ryan Paris (« La Dolce Vita »), dans le rôle du Célèbre Conservateur International.

Né en 1970 à Olot (Espagne), Carles Congost associe librement différents médias et disciplines comme la vidéo, la musique, la peinture et la photographie. Il fait régulièrement l'objet d?expositions individuelles dans les principaux centres d?art contemporain, à la Fondation Miró de Barcelone (Espagne), au Centre Andalou d?Art Contemporain, au Musée Reina Sofia de Madrid (Espagne), à la Fondation Bilbao Arte, au Centre d?Art Santa Mònica de Barcelone, au MUSAC (Museo de Castilla y León), au Hamburger Bahnhof de Berlin (Allemagne), à la 50e Biennale de Venise (Italie), au PS1/MOMA de New York (USA) et à l'exposition « Live » (2004) du Palais de Tokyo de Paris (France).

"Memorias de Arkaran" dépeint un pays imaginaire où ne vivent que des artistes. Ceux-ci mènent une vie privilégiée et tranquille, mais sont frustrés par leur rôle de bouffons, juste bons au divertissement des rois. Dans la vallée, la reine d?Argkarun est lassée de vivre dans la peur et décide d?ignorer l?imminence d?une guerre prédite par un vieux sage. Elle envoie ainsi son fils à Arkaran, afin qu?il devienne un prince artiste plutôt qu?un roi guerrier, comme le souhaite son armée. L?histoire d?Arkaran est racontée sur le ton d?une joyeuse épopée, mais elle reflète en réalité des aspects du monde de l?art qui semblent très actuels, notamment les relations entre l?art et le pouvoir, ainsi que la place des artistes eux-mêmes. Le designer Bernhard Willhelm et la fabuleuse Amanda Lear participent à cette vidéo.

Carles Congost (né en 1970 à Olot) associe librement différents médias et disciplines comme la vidéo, la musique, la peinture et la photographie. Les ?uvres citées ci-dessous constituent les points forts de sa carrière, notamment ses expositions individuelles dans les principaux centres d?art contemporain :À la Fondation Miró à Barcelone ; au centre andalou d?art contemporain ; au Reina Sofia à Madrid, à la Fondation Bilbao Arte ; au Centre d`Art Santa Mònica à Barcelone ; au MUSAC (Museo de Castilla y León) ; au Hamburger Bahnhof à Berlin ; à la 50ª Biennale de Venise ; au PS1/ MOMA à New York et à l'exposition "Live" (2004) au the Palais de Tokyo, Paris.

Paradigm represents a departure both formally and conceptually from the artist?s previous works. This new piece represents a commitment on behalf of the artist to an overtly cinematographic language placing his discourse in the renovated territory of the suggestive and the ambiguous. This work presents a highly recognizable situation within the police procedural genre, both in films and TV series. The characters that take part in the story appear gradually and in slow motion becoming integrated in a setting that, to begin with, leaves little room for improvisation. In spite of the multiplicity of familiar spaces represented in the first scenes of the film, the narration progressively releases subtle and disturbing signals that aim at articulating a mysterious choreography, a kind of ritual that shifts the fortuitous encounter between characters to an unwonted place. In this video we find numerous references to contemporary films and film directors such as the mythical western Once Upon A Time In The West, (1968), directed by Sergio Leone. The original soundtrack of Paradigm was composed by the Greek musician Evripidis Sabatis and Stefano Maccarrone, member of the Barcelona-based pop band Mendetz.

Carles Congost (Olot, Spain, 1970) has a BA in fne arts from the University of Barcelona. He has exhibited individually in Espai 13 / Fundació Miró, Barcelona; Espacio Uno / MNCARS, Madrid; CASM, Barcelona; MUSAC, León, Spain; CCA, Glasgow; Fundación Bilbao Arte, Bilbao; Gallery Luis Adelantado, Valencia; Gallery Horrach Moyà, Palma de Mallorca; Gallery Joan Prats, Barcelona; Artericambi, Verona (Italy); among others. He has participated in group exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris; PS1/MOMA, New York; Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; IMMA, Dublin; f a projects, London; Santralistambul, Istanbul; Müczarnok Kunsthalle, Budapest; etc. He has also been invited to carry out specifc projects for the editions of the fairs: ARCO` 01, Madrid; Artissima` 06, Torino; and Frieze` 08, London

Dans son film de fin d'études, qui fut primé, Wout Conijn règle ses comptes avec son grand frère dominateur Joost, celui qui sait tout faire mieux que les autres, même les films. Wout est cycliste de compétition, alpiniste, et il fréquente une école de cinéma. Joost est quand à lui un artiste expérimenté. Le film raconte l'histoire de leur relation difficile, à travers le point de vue du cadet, qui ne manque pas d'autodérision. "Mon frère pense que tout le monde devrait, au moins une fois dans sa vie, démonter un moteur", l'entend-on dire en voix off. Puis, on voit Wout se débattre avec une serviette de toilette et un tas de pièces détachées, tandis que son frère aîné, bien qu'à une certaine distance, continue à lui faire la morale. Au cours de son ascension de l'Himalaya caméra en main, Wout se retrouve face à une décision importante pour le reste de sa vie.

Après l'école, Wout Conijn a voyagé à travers l'Asie pendant huit mois. Il a étudié les sciences économiques et la philosophie à l'université Erasme de Rotterdam. Avec Fleur Boonman, il a travaillé en tant que caméraman pour le film "Airplane", réalisé par son frère Joost Conijn et primé. Cette coopération devait se prolonger sur le tournage de "Wooden Car" du même réalisateur. En 2005, Wout Conijn termine ses études à l'Académie hollandaise du film et de la télévision, en présentant son documentaire "My Turn", qui remporta le prix Pathé Tuschinsky lors du Festival du film néerlandais. Sous le nom de Conijn Travels, Wout organise par ailleurs des excursions à vélo au Tibet, en Bolivie et dans l'Est de la Turquie à vélo.

Eyrie documents a visit to commemorative building built by the communist party in Bulgaria. This was a space for a body of people to gather, it is now empty and abandoned. The performance at the center of the work could be seen as suggestive of this lost commonality, and/or repurposing it as a space for speculation and play. Stephen Connolly

Stephen Connolly is a filmmaker

Exploring the discrepancy between the story told by an archive and a family album, Archive, Album and Other Images takes a personal journey though a collection of family images. Part memoire, part biographical investigation, a central secret revealed by the film changes the filmmakers understanding of his past.

Stephen Connolly was born in Montreal in 1964. He has lived and worked in London as a filmmaker. His films critically explore social aspects of spatiality using the tools of artist cinema. Stephen has solo screened at the Institute for Contemporary Arts, and the National Film Theatre (London) and featured in the International Festival Rotterdam (NL) amongst many film and media festival worldwide. Stephen will be working in Xiamen, China for the 23-24 academic year and undertaking projects in this space.

?What would be left of human action, human traces, human constructions, human buildings and wider ripple effects of humans after that length of time?assuming, that humans disappear in the geologically near future.? A fragmented road trip through Britain on the peripheries. Down empty roads, off in the wilderness, a few lone stragglers. My first stop geologist Jan Zalasiewicz, talking about the Earth in One-hundred millions years time.

Ben Rivers studied Fine Art at Falmouth School of Art. Since then he has worked predominantly in 16mm film, showing in international festivals, galleries and UK theatres. Recent works have included two commissions from Paul Harnden Shoemakers ? making works which fall somewhere between documentary and fiction. These works are then exhibited in mock miniature cinemas in boutiques in Japan, Europe and USA. His latest work is an ongoing series of portraits of people living somehow outside of (the generally accepted idea of) society. The first part ? ?This Is My Land?, was premiered at London Film Festival 2006 and exhibited by Measure Arts in London 2007. In 1996, Ben co-founded and has since co-managed/programmed Brighton Cinematheque - renowned for screening a unique programme of film from its earliest days through to the latest artist?s film and video.

Machine Space is an essay film exploring a city as a machine; a place of movement and circulation. Using a kinetic approach, issues of space, race and finance frame the city of Machine Space. Residents in voice over testify how the city as a spatial and financial machine shapes their experience. The city is Detroit, a place that has changed from producing the means of movement to producing space itself.

Stephen Connolly is an artist filmmaker currently teaching Film at the University for the Creative Arts. His practice as research doctorate, entitled The Spatial Cinema, is the culmination of many years of moving image research into the negotiation of space and the material environment through film. His work has been shown in film and media festivals worldwide since 2004. He has been the recipient of prestigious production grants from FLAMIN and the Arts Council.

Synopsis - inspired by a visit to Zabriskie Point ? a scenic tourist spot in Death Valley, California ? this film re-visits and re-imagines in the contemporary Antonioni?s 1970 MGM film of the same name. Aligning with Antonioni`s stated intentions ? to produce a work as "an idea in landscape" ? Zabriskie Point (Redacted) enacts a programme of visual and social research for the earlier film at one remove from the dramatic narrative. ?I wanted to ?play the stranger? with the original film. I`ve put the story to one side and concentrated on other aspects of the movie - the landscapes, the documentary footage used and the kind of material that was used as research for the work. The result is a peek at ideas of site, spatiality and the ?spectatorial?.? (Stephen Connolly) Sources and references for the film ? see here http://experimenta2013.tumblr.com/tagged/stephen-connolly

Artist filmmaker Stephen Connolly?s work investigates cinema and representation through site, history and politics. His single screen work has been widely shown internationally. He is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Kent, UK Filmmakers website www.bubblefilm.net

À Tanger, l`Afrique fait face à l`Europe. De nombreux sub-sahariens remontent jusqu`au Maroc pour tenter de franchir les 13 kilomètres du détroit qui les sépare de "l`autre côté" où ils pensent trouver une meilleure vie. Seulement, avant de traverser, ce sont parfois des mois d`attentes et de tentatives échouées. Des morts. Tout cela sous les yeux des Tangérois, témoins de ce va - et -vient, de la détresse qui porte ces femmes et ces hommes à vouloir franchir cette mer.

HAKIM BAH Né à Mamou (Guinée), Hakim BAH suit une formation en master2 mise en scène et dramaturgie à l’Université de Paris-Ouest Nanterre. Boursier Beaumarchais 2015, il a effectué des résidences d’écritures au Burkina Faso (RECREATRALES), en Guinée (UNIVERS DES MOTS), à Paris (Théâtre de l’aquarium avec un soutien du programme Afrique et Caraïbe en créations de l’Institut Français et au TARMAC, la scène internationale francophone / Cité international des Arts dans le cadre du programme « visa pour la création » de l’Institut Français), à la Rochelle (Centre Intermondes dans le cadre de la Convention Institut Français et Ville de la Rochelle) et à Tanger- Maroc (Espace Pandora). Son texte « Sur la pelouse » créé aux RECREATRALES 2012 par Souleymane BAH a été lauréat 2013 du comité de lecture de la Comédie de l’Est et mis en lecture par les élèves du conservatoire à rayonnement dramaturgique de Colmar. Son texte « Le cadavre dans l’oeil» mis en scène par Guy Theunissen en 2014 a été lu au festival d’Avignon 2014 par Denis Lavant, des Francophonies en Limousin 2013, Regards croisés 2013 et mis en onde sur RFI. Son texte « Ticha-Ticha» accompagné par le collectif A Mots Découverts, a été sélectionné par le bureau des lecteurs de la comédie française, élu coups de coeur du comité de lecture de l’apostrophe (scène nationale de Cergy-Pontoise et du Val d’Oise) et lu au Théâtre de l’aquarium à Vincennes, au Lieu-Dit (Ecriture en partage dirigé par Monique Blin) à Paris, au Mardis Midi du Théâtre 13, à l’Apostrophe (scène nationale de Cergy-Pontoise et du Val d’Oise), au printemps des Inédits à Fontenay Sous-bois et au Festival Text`Avril au Théâtre de la Tête Noire (Saran). RAPHAËL CONSTANT Né en 1986 à Grenoble (France). Il suit une formation de graphiste en Suisse. Puis développe sa pratique dans le champ des arts visuels en participant à plusieurs résidences à travers le monde et en exposant en Corée du Sud, au Cambodge, au Sénégal, en Allemagne, en Espagne et aux Pays-Bas.Il travaille actuellement sur son premier projet de film de fiction .