FREE SPIRIT, dancing Miró

« As I work there is always a shock passing my mind…
it is with shocks that I work… »

— Joan Miró

Of immediate expressivity, pierced by contradictory whims and divided flights, the work of Miró is a multiple body subjected to the metamorphosis of interior impulse. The movement arises, unpredictable, stemmed from dialectic forces. Between earth and sky, flesh and spirit, line and colour.

Choreographer Harold Rhéaume offers a dialogue between the emergence and the shocks generated by this dialectic. Like a magnetic constellation of strong individualities, the dancers’ trajectories are sometimes powerful, brutal, almost violent, sometimes light and subtle, responding to the game of material expansion and colour wildness.

Made of wild and poetic delineations, sometimes unexpected, this dance, like the painting of Miró, is an art that wishes to “enlighten the stars” to make them available to all!

FREE SPIRIT, dancing Miró : a choreographic performance occuring within the international exhibition Miró in Mallorca. A Free Spirit presented from 30 May to 8 September, 2019. This work is a Le fils d’Adrien danse production copresented by the F.A.D. and the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.