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Augmented Window

Interactive installation and curating

Designed and directed by Thierry Fournier, Augmented Window is a “sensory observatory”. Different artists and authors have been invited to produce a critical reading or original work on the landscape itself. Each contribution is geo-localized and presented on a touch-screen window looking out onto a landscape that is simultaneously displayed as a live video feed on the window itself.

The observed landscape is the starting point for all these contributions, from the critical approaches and questions it raises to the very modes of observation it evokes: immersion vs. distancing, surveillance, geo-localization, etc. Invited authors produce these contributions either while exploring the landscape (in situ with a smartphone), or remotely (via an online content management system). They are superposed to the live video feed of the landscape seen from the window.

Augmented window is exhibited for the first time at the Pompidou Center (Futur en Seine festival) from the 17th to the 26th of June, 2011, during which the following 16 artists and authors will address the Halles district of Paris: Benjamin Laurent Aman, Ivan Argote, Felicia Atkinson, Christelle Bakhache et Clément Féger, David Beytelmann, Marie-Julie Bourgeois, Pierre Carniaux, Céline Flécheux, Juliette Fontaine, Thierry Fournier, Marie Husson, Tomek Jarolim, Jean-François Robardet, Marcos Serrano, Antoine Schmitt.

The screen acts like a window, framing the landscape as a real-time video. By zooming in and scanning the window intuitively through touch, visitors explore the different contributions, comparing and contrasting them. The choice of a fixed and vertical frame favors rich and comprehensive interactions via a sensory experience.

Augmented Window thus produces a curatorial, collective and prospective representation of a landscape, where typically separated approaches (art, geography, architecture, documentary, fiction…) overlap in a common critical perspective, implemented through the principles of “augmented reality”. In this sense, augmented reality is not addressed here in terms of immersion or additional layers of information, but rather questioned as a possible means for creating a field of tension between different points of view.

The Augmented window prototype was the subject of a research project coordinated by Thierry Fournier at the research laboratory of the Ecole nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris (Drii program, Sensory surfaces framework). It has been developed in partnership with the Sciences Po médialab, under the auspices of Prof. Bruno Latour.

Cohabitation

Collective exhibition
Nancy Fine Arts Museum, February 5-25th
Electroshop research and creation workshop, École nationale supérieure d’art de Nancy, 2010
Curators : Thierry Fournier and Jean-François Robardet

A collective exhibition (February 5-25th) at Musée des Beaux-arts de Nancy (France), with the works of the Electroshop Research and Creation workshop at the École nationale supérieure d’art de Nancy. Six installations, sculptures, projections and interactive systems for an exhibition in which one of the angles of investigation was the idea of closeness, the effect of neighboring – how different propositions working at various levels interacted with each other within the same space.

Pandore Production

The association Pandore production has been founded in 1997 for the Pandore review. Its organization has been deeply modified in 2008 to follow the conception and realization of art and stage projects. Directed by Valérie Pihet, she involves a network of specialists in four domains of expertise:

- executive production

- filming, video editing and color processing, sound editing and sound design

- stage video and photography (complete HD unit)

- web design (HTML and CMS)

References

- for Olivier Dubois (choreographer), editing and color processing for the film and exhibition L’interprète dévisagé (Staring at the Performer) 2009

- for Esther Molo (stage director), stage photography for the theater play Ubu, 2009

- for Juliette Fontaine (visual artist), webdesign of www.juliettefontaine.com, 2008-09

- for Thierry Fournier: website, executive production of several artworks and stage projects between 2007 and 2009 (Fermata, InFocus, Unfold, exhibition Un Geste qui ne finit pas (A Never Ending Gesture) Scène nationale de Valence (France). Editing and color processing for the oncoming stage project Seul Richard.

- Executive production for the Pandore review and the special issue Juliette Fontaine, since 1998.

Contact

Mél : pandore.production [at] gmail [point] com

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Outside Lectures

Series of 7 performances, 2008
Original title : Conférences du dehors

The notion of access (to wealth, borders, work, education, imagery and words) is nowadays permeating all contemporary situations, be they private or collective. Generalized liberalism no longer permits us to stay outside the arena of its logic, and one of the paradoxical consequences of this “world with no outside” is that the very notion of “outside” has become ubiquitous.

Gatering several invited artists and a single performer investing several status, Outside Lectures explores this notion on an intentionally reduced scale,, thru a dark, noisy, electric and burlesque proposition .

This “theatre of operations” is part and parcel of an overall approach questioning and challenging the relations between writing, plastic arts and types of performance: notion of device and arrangement, involvement of the spectator, critical choice of performance venues.

The series Outside Lectures is composed by the performances: Closed circuit, Foreign Office (guest author David Beytelmann), The Right Distance (guest author Noëlle Renaude), Ready mixed (with Esther Salmona), Residency, Frost (with Jean-François Robardet), Sentinel (guest artist Juliette Fontaine). See also the photographs of the performances, and the critical texts (in french) written by Franck Bauchard, Jean Cristofol, Juliette Fontaine, Jean-François Robardet, Noëlle Renaude, Emmanuelle Lafon and Esther Salmona.

Performed by par Emmanuelle Lafon, Outside Lectures has been premiered in 2008 at the Chartreuse (Villeneuve lez Avignon, France). related to: Seul Richard, Feedbackroom, Shadow of a doubt – Photographs Frédéric Nauczyciel and Alexandre Nollet – See also the credits page.

Video extract (performance Closed Circuit)

The Life of Things

Installation, 2006 / version vidéo monobande, 2009

Created initially as an installation, following the invitation of Technisches Wien Museum for its permanent collection, the video The Life of Things (Das Leben der Dinge) presents interviews of nine people discovering ten objects that have not been indexed, so that the history of those objects is controversed and for what the museum conservators do not know what to do with.

Within a museum of science exhibiting a catalogue raisonné of objects and practices, The Life Of Things questions collective representations that objects are provoking when they become part of a collection, while we see nine people portrayed at the moment they are facing curiosity and uncertainty.

Related to: Unfold, Open Source, Ce qui nous regarde, Shadow of a doubt – See also the credits page.

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Ce qui nous regarde

Installation interactive, 2005
Emmanuel Berriet et Thierry Fournier

L’installation Ce qui nous regarde propose un dispositif à travers lequel le public laisse des traces de son passage, interroge des mots et des images, et se voit questionné en retour.

Face à un écran panoramique, la présence et le mouvement des spectateurs provoque l’apparition d’un très grand nombre de questions et de fragments de textes. Ceux-ci commentent et interrogent douze vidéos faites d’images quotidiennes, de citations de films, d’écrivains, autour de la question du développement et des équilibres politiques. L’ensemble constitue un dispositif hybride entre cinéma et installation interactive.

En lien avec : Dépli, Open Source, The Life of Things, Feedbackroom, L’Ombre d’un doute – Voir également la page crédits.

Stories Machine

Interactive sound installation sonore, 2004
Original title : Machine Histoires

The Garden of the Navel is a collective project based on an imaginary mythology that ironically names Pougne-Hérisson (a hamlet of 200 inhabitants) as the homeland of tales, where “all stories come from, and where they should come back to. The Stories Machine is an interactive sound installation which composes a soundscape with the stories that the visitors leave themselves. Several microphones are placed in the garden, in which visitors are invited to leave a story of their own, lasting anything from a few seconds to a few minutes, that will then be stored by the installation. As soon as it has been recorded, each story lives its own life and occupies the space. The lifetime of a story is unlimited: it is always heard immediately after it has been recorded, but it may reappear weeks or months later.??The space of the Garden develops and grows with time: it is nurtured, visited and searched by the visitors themselves, like a talking landscape, organic and unpredictable.

Objects design: Zarko. Landscape design: Pascale Langrand and François Schelameur. Related to: Frost, Feedbackroom, Electric Bodyland, The Nibelungen Treasure – See also the credits page.

Pandore #9

Issue #9 (2003)

Listen to the other issues: #0 to à #4 | #6 & #7 | #8 | Special Issue Juliette Fontaine

Vanda Benes - Pochette surprise, Christian Zanesi

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Thomas Rannou & Alexia Monduit, Rien, 2004

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Thomas Rannou & Alexia Monduit, Broussard, 2004

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Alain Enjary & Arlette Bonnard, maquette de Huit heures à la Fontaine, 2003

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Célia Houdart & Marc Mellits, extract from a rehearsal of M&W, 2003

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Jean Havert – Le Croate, text by Heiner Müller read by a passer-by, 2003

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Benoît Résillot, Une chanson de D&G, 2003

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Sylvain Prunenec / Manuel Coursin, Extract from a performance of Fronde Ethiopia, 2003

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Christophe Brault, Ce que la voix apporte au texte, excerpt from a text by Gilles Deleuze

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Thierry Fournier – Extract of an interview of Isabelle Stengers for the artwork Shadow of a doubt, 2003

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Pierre Carniaux et Maud Hufnagel, A song at Miyako-Jima, Okinawa, 2003

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Four extracts from the seminar L’intermittence, un modèle social ? (Unemployment benefits for art workers, a social model?), Studio-Théâtre de Vitry (France) in 2003, including Antonella Corsani and Emmanuel Renault

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Compagnie Yuki-za, extract from a rehearsal, 2003

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Didier Payen, Recording of a black track ski ride, 2003

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Related to: Shadow of a Doubt, Open Source, The Life of Things – See also the credits page.

Pandore / Juliette Fontaine

Special issue #1 of the Pandore review – 2003

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The work of Juliette Fontaine concerns several domains: films, performances, poetry, installations, sound pieces. She has participated to Pandore since the beginning: Worstward Hô, sound piece written after a Samuel Beckett’s text, was published in the issue #2.

Dès ce premier envoi apparaissait la singularité de son travail : des pièces atypiques, un univers de violoncelle, de montages, de sons, et une voix extrêmement singulière.
Le sens de la respiration, du toucher, de l’instantané, du geste, sont très présents chez celle qui a été pianiste, et en a gardé une approche très directe de l’instrument et du son. Un travail parfois à l’arraché, qui ne s’embarrasse pas de la technique ou du son. J’ai rapidement renoncé à intervenir sur ces enregistrements réalisés dans le jardin ou dans la cuisine, avec un souffle défiant toutes les lois de la prise de son – mais témoignant d’une urgence dans laquelle on ne perd pas une heure à choisir un micro.

Depuis quatre ans, une relation continue a ainsi vu le jour entre cette artiste et la revue. J’ai formé le projet de réaliser ce hors-série, qui me semble emblématique de Pandore : traverser et sentir clairement la « partie audible » de l’œuvre d’une artiste, entendre les tenants et les aboutissants d’un iceberg infiniment plus large. Ces pièces existent toujours absolument par elles-mêmes, sans aucune concession, à la fois fragiles, risquées, et intimes.

Thierry Fournier, avril 2003

Listen to the other issues of Pandore: #0 to #4 | #6 and #7 | #8 | #9

La Folie du coucou

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Breath

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Alice chez le chat Balthus

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Alice rit

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It’s my name

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Alice and the rabbit hole

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Ping-Pong
(Juliette Fontaine / Thierry Fournier)

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Poèmes respirés

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Ricochets

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Fenêtre sur et seuil
(texte Juliette Fontaine / sample Frédéric Darricades / voix Catherine Jackson)

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – They come

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – Elles viennent

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – Il n’y a rien

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – Que ferais-je sans ce monde sans visage

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – Chant triste

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – It’s different and the same

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – The absence of love

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Petites épilepsies illusoires – Elles viennent autres

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La Chant des baleines

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Juliette Fontaine – Notes sur les pièces sonores

Mes pièces sonores surviennent souvent dans un état d’incapacité de travail à l’atelier. Pour éviter l’enfermement d’une impuissance douloureuse, je prends le violoncelle, je chante, je produits des balbutiements de langage par la bouche, je respire, je crie parfois. Comme une tentative de ne pas rester muette, en s’éloignant pour un temps de l’exigence trop abstraite des mots.

Dans Les petites épilepsies illusoires, quelques phrases à peine, sont émises dans d’étranges convulsions, contaminées de souffles, de bruits de bouche, de raclements de gorge, d’expirations/inspirations nasales. Parfois un chant s’installe, mélodieux, intense, résonnant. Voix et violoncelle se mêlent en un même rythme. Dans les vibrations de l’instrument à cordes, la voix découvre des sonorités et les prolonge.

L’intérêt que je porte depuis des années à l’ethnologie se manifeste ici sous une forme très personnelle. L’écoute approfondie des chants des Aborigènes et des Inuits, ne donne pourtant pas lieu à des reproductions ou des collages sonores. C’est plutôt la relation au monde dont témoignent ces musiques qui constitue une source pour mon travail. J’en fais une pratique tout à fait singulière, par une appropriation comme évidente, sans imitation.

D’autres pièces sonores, moins immédiates, de plus en plus nombreuses avec le temps, captent des sons, organisent des lignes mélodiques, décrivent des univers. Ceux-ci entretiennent des relations équivoques avec la musique. Je puise dans mes connaissances – j’ai joué du piano durant de longues années – sans pour autant composer de la musique au sens strict du terme. J’agence des sources sonores multiples comme j’agence des formes, des lignes, des couleurs, des techniques mixtes dans mon travail plastique. Il y a là une expérience toujours renouvelée et alchimique.

Les sons que j’utilise proviennent de mon environnement immédiat, enregistrés dans mon jardin, ouvert sur l’atelier : l’écoulement de la gouttière, le vent dans les feuilles des charmes, le crissement des végétaux morts, la percussion du caillou contre le pot en verre… Je crée un passage, une correspondance entre l’extérieur et l’intérieur de l’atelier. Je me laisse traverser par des portions d’espace qui constituent mes propres territoires. Je me lève avant l’aube pour enregistrer l’heure bleue, les premiers oiseaux. Certains sons d’animaux m’inspirent beaucoup, puisés dans des documents, tels que les chants des baleines, ou ceux des loups (Le chant des baleines, chant de baleine femelle, voix, violoncelle).

Des pièces sonores s’infiltrent dans mes films, elles en constituent parfois même l’origine. Le film s’articule autour de cette trame, sur laquelle j’interviens avec mon corps dans une danse improvisée. Certaines, à chaque fois renouvelées, deviennent des performances devant un public, comme Worstward Ho / Cap au pire inspirée de poèmes de Samuel Beckett. D’autres s’inscrivent dans mon travail d’écriture. Elles sont composées à partir de mes textes, en leur donnant une voix et des articulations rythmiques singulières. Bien plus qu’une simple lecture, elles révèlent autrement l’écriture : les Poèmes l’hiver sont devenus les Poèmes respirés, et autour du Poème vertical, j’ai enregistré plusieurs lectures/performances dans lesquelles interviennent des instruments de musique.

Ces pièces sonores s’inscrivent également dans la continuité de mon travail plastique lorsqu’elles deviennent la matière d’une installation, tout en existant à part entière. Some of Alice’s dreams est une série de pièces écrites au cours du travail sur une série de 150 collages et dessins inspirés d’Alice au pays des merveilles de Lewis Carroll.

Mon travail part (vient) du corps, et cela depuis toujours – je dirais même de mon corps animal. Quand j’ai commencé à peindre, j’ai peint des corps sur des grands formats, comme si j’inscrivais mon propre corps sur la toile, souvent aussi grande que moi. Toujours entre le chant et le cri. Je travaille avec ce langage là. Puis, sur mes anciennes toiles, petit à petit, la peau des corps devenait transparente, elle s’est ouverte; je peignais l’intérieur, les organes, le sang qui palpite, les os, les chairs, tout cela dans un curieux chaos vibratoire et musical. Le corps intervient parfois dans sa nudité, dans les photos, dans les films. Et lorsque je deviens incapable d’écrire, de dessiner, de faire des photos ou des films, je crée des pièces sonores.

Au-delà de l’organique, a surgi alors la question de la présence : qu’est-ce qu’un corps? Comment l’habiter ? Comment apprivoiser et comprendre le monde par son seul intermédiaire ? Je palpe le monde qui m’entoure; les mains sont d’ailleurs récurrentes; ainsi que les lieux habitables pour sentir la nuit interne, ce corps à la fois dans son origine et son devenir: le ventre, l’antre, la hutte, le trou dans le tronc de l’arbre, la cellule, le nid, le coin… l’atelier.

Mes films apparaissent après des années de travail plastique. A mes yeux, ils sont d’ailleurs très picturaux. Les images sont au plus près des corps. Le corps est scruté dans ses questionnements, observé comme un paysage, traqué dans son animalité et dans sa solitude, animé souvent dans des gestes chorégraphiques.

Le corps est aussi fragmenté, parfois déformé, comme s’il devait incessamment tenter de se reconstituer, présenté dans son inachèvement, toujours appelé à renaître de lui-même. Il interroge sa présence et son propre langage charnel, organique, instinctif; tel un miroir flou, inversé peut-être, de la parole articulée. Je préfère le silence murmurant, frissonnant, du langage corporel; tout comme je préfère la poésie qui creuse des chemins de traverses au discours qui borne la route.

Si c’est toujours mon corps qui apparaît dans mes films, c’est d’abord parce que je travaille absolument seule. Par là même, beaucoup de mes films sont des performances filmées. Très rares sont les passages filmés plusieurs fois ou retravaillés. Les images sont des instants uniques; c’est le montage qui donne forme à l’écriture du film.

Shadow of a doubt

Interactive installation, 2003
Original title : L’Ombre d’un doute

Shadow of a doubt is a “controversy space”: a set of points of view about science, media and politics is confronted with visitors’ presence and actions. The apparatus consists in representing visitors by white “ghosts” along a wall. These ghosts follow them and they reveal videos of interviews, TV archives and philisophical texts read by actors.

This representation may constantly be modified through an interaction that visitors’ behaviour defines. Everyone experiences here two simultaneous collective situations: what happens in the interviews and what is built up continuously and improvised by visitors themselves within the installation space.

The relationships and proximity between sequences are constantly modified by the interaction between each visitor’s behaviour in the room. Each person faces two simultaneous collective experiences: one that is talked about in the video sequences, and one that builds up continuously, improvised by the visitors, in the installation area.

People interviewed are activists and association members (François Desriaux, Christophe Gérard, Anne-Laure Morin, Christophe Noisette), philosophers and sociologists (Marc Augé, Bernard-Marie Dupont, François Ewald, Pierre Lascoumes, Isabelle Stengers), a farmer (Hervé Touraquet), civil servants and politicians (Bernard Bachelier, Alain Claëys, Martin Hirsch), and researchers (Olivier Godard, Pierre-Henri Gouyon, Guy Riba, Jacques Testart).

Texts excerpts that actors read are by Giorgio Agamben (Moyens sans fins), Gilles Châtelet (Vivre et penser comme des porcs), Gilles Deleuze et Félix Guattari (Qu’est-ce que la philosophie ?), Georges Didi-Huberman (Ce que nous voyons, ce qui nous regarde), Bernard Kourilsky et Geneviève Viney (Rapport au premier ministre sur le principe de précaution), Bruno Latour (Du principe de précaution au principe de bon gouvernement), Maurice Merleau-Ponty (L’oeil et l’esprit), Francis Ponge (Le Parti pris des choses), Armand Robin (La Fausse Parole), Clément Rosset (Principes de sagesse et de folie), Isabelle Stengers (Sciences et pouvoirs – la démocratie face à la technoscience), Paul Watzlawick (La Réalité de la réalité : confusion, désinformation, communication), Ludwig Wittgenstein (De la certitude).

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