Based on the collaboration between Tarek Atoui and Noé Soulier, dancer and choreographer, the performance Organon offers a daring reconfiguration of the relationship between performing bodies, space and sound.

Taking place in a hybrid space between performance and installation, Organon combines two artistic worlds and explores the complex relationship between bodies and the sounds generated by Tarek Atoui's unique devices. The performance involves six dancers in an environment where music, scenography and choreography engage in a fertile dialogue that crosses disciplinary boundaries. Multiple relationships are forged, ranging from a dialogue with an autonomous instrument, and a choreographic approach to sound production, to a device that expresses the contact between two dancers via sound. These relationships do away with any binary opposition between body and object, goal and means, sound and image. Nourished by the different tensions and impulses that result from this encounter between physical, sound-based and bodily space, Organon invites spectators to immerse themselves in a performance-research piece that is both sensory and conceptual.

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