Explore a world of contrasts between confined dark space and vast emptiness. Eric Paré and Kim Henry invite you to discover the art that has become the journey of their lives.
This artistic talk is based on their project “Little Circle” which has created breathtaking visuals from around the world where landscapes blend into hypnotic and delicate dance movements. Immerse yourself in their journey, expressed in this captivating performance of light and shadow.
Music by Eric Paré, François Jolin et Juliette Badbarn. Recorded at Eon Sounds Studio.
Kim Henry - Dancer - Interprète
After graduating from l’École de danse contemporaine de Montréal in 2011, where she received 2 Excellence grants and the Hnatyshyn Foundation Grant, Kim performed in more than 30 dance and physical theatre projects as a freelance artist. She has collaborated with Montréal Danse, Mélanie Demers (Fly), Lucie Grégoire, Isabelle Boulanger, Festival Montréal Complètement Cirque, Dynamo Théâtre, Théâtre de la Dame de Coeur and Cirque du Soleil’s Red Carpet as well as many others.
Suite à sa graduation de l’École de danse contemporaine de Montréal en 2011, où elle a reçu 2 bourses d’excellence ainsi que la bourse de la Fondation Hnatyshyn, Kim a participé à plus de 30 projets de danse et théâtre physique en tant que pigiste. Elle a entre autres collaboré avec Montréal Danse, Mélanie Demers (Fly), Lucie Grégoire, Isabelle Boulanger, Festival Montréal Complètement Cirque, Dynamo Théâtre, Théâtre de la Dame de Coeur et le Tapis rouge du Cirque du Soleil.
Eric Paré - Visual Artist - Artiste visuel
Eric Paré is a visual artist performing light-painting around the world since 2012. His work has been seen on CNN, MTV and on 400 publications worldwide. His most recent project “Little Circle” took him to Australia, Mongolia, Morocco, Iceland, Bolivia and Mexico. It will be presented as a dance film, a documentary and a live show. When in Montreal, he creates 360-degree pictures in his studio using a synchronized camera array.
Eric Paré est un artiste visuel qui utilise la technique de light-painting depuis 2012. Ses créations ont été publiées sur CNN, MTV et plus de 400 publications mondiales. Son projet récent « Little Circle » l’a amené en Australie, Mongolie, Maroc, Islande, Bolivie et au Mexique et sera présenté sous forme d’un film de danse, d’un documentaire et d’un spectacle en salle. À Montréal, il crée des images en 360 degrés à l’aide d’un système de caméras parfaitement synchronisées dans son studio.
