Solaire is a work that changes the perception of movement. Going along with the intensity of the light flows, physical engagement takes on the foreground of this work based on rapid streams of energies, accumulations and deflagrations.
The movement is based on the inspiration and the blow to project into the space the accelerations of the bodies, committed synergistically.
This tension composition fits perfectly with the lighting-tension process that implies a precise, rapid and measured movement of the space that is traveled and crossed by becoming the axis in which the light is prolonging the gesture and creating a series of landscapes that they exalt the vision.
Based on speed and intensity, Solaireexplores the relationship between light and body, between friction and sagging. The rapidity of appearances and disappearances makes the composition a succession of moving pictures in a score for five dancers.

Fabrice Lambert
Born in Grenoble in 1974, he completed his training at CNDC L’Esquisse. He then founded, with Yuha-Pekka Marsalo, The Expérience Harmaat for the creation of two works presented at the TCD, Ethogrammes and Etude pour 4 mouvements (1997). From 1996 to 1998 he was part of the collective Kubilaï Khan Investigations. ’98 is in the company of Carolyn Carlson. In 1998 he began collaborating with Catherine Diverrès at the CCN in Rennes. He recently worked with François Verret, Emmanuelle Huynh and Rachid Ouramdane.
Since 2000, he has been working on research and creation within Expérience Harmaat, working with artists, video makers and dancers. These collaborations scaturit numerous creations: No body, never mind (2001), TOPO (2001), Le Rêve (2002), Play Mobile (2003), Im-postures (2004), Frédéric Lambert (2004), Abécédaire (2005 ), meutes (2006), Gravité (2007), D’EUX (2008) and VIRGA (2009).

conception and choreography: Fabrice Lambert
assistant to choreography: Hanna Hedman
interpretation: Clémence Galliard, Madeleine Fournier,
Fabrice Lambert, Ivan Mathis, Steven Thomson
drawing lights: Philippe Gladieux
sound: Frédéric Laügt
costumes: Alexandra Bertaut
direction: Bruno Pocheron
administration: Agnès Carré
co-production : Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, CNDC of Angers, CNCDC Châteauvallon, Le Manège – Scène nationale de Reims
with the support of CCN de Belfort, National Center de la Danse – Pantin, Théâtre de Vanves, Direction régionale des affaires culturelles d’Ile-de-France- Ministry of Culture and Communication, Conseil Général des Hauts de Seine

The show is realized in the framework of the project Focus on Art and Science in the Performing Arts with the support of the European Commission’s Culture Program.