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I made this series of Time work as photography and I prepared it as the setting up the stage with the clock by the flat basket Khmer style.

In 1988, Héla Fattoumi and Eric Lamoureux founded the company Urvan Letroiga. The duet "Husaïs" immediately received the award for best first work at the Bagnolet International Choreography Competition in 1990, bring them international recognition.
Since then, they have sketched out the contours of a protean art that enjoys juggling unpredictable bifurcations. From piece to piece, they define an approach resolutely singularized by the establishment of a context for research the source of which is the intertwining of their peculiarities. A context for research where they tirelessly probe the body’s sensitive intelligence, its power to reveal meaning that is also thought in movement, as well as being “thought out” in movement.
Appointed directors of the Caen National Choreographic Center (CCNC/BN) in 2004, they continued their creative approach with pieces more focused on subjects with a strong societal tone and where the question is of striving for a poetic and aesthetic resolution to share.
In 2005, they initiated the Danse d’Ailleurs festival (Dance from Elsewhere) intented to bring into perspective the concept of universalism by questioning the referent frameworks of modernity in art. The first four edition of the annual festival have focused on artists from the vast and diverse continent of Africa and have brought the young festival ever expanding international influence. Today, it opens up to Asia.

Binh Dang (1985) a freelance young photographer living and working in Hanoi. While attending Hanoi Industry University of Fine Art, he began exploring himself through photography and started personal projects that helped him to understand more social implications. Recently, his works also moved towards exploring private thoughts where his pictures can become an abstract representation of his mind.

Since 2010, he has been learning photography by himself and has been approaching to become an independent photographer for 2 years ago. He joined in some photography workshops in Asia such as Angkor Workshop, Foundry Workshop, Photography Workshop in The College of Arts in EUNIC’s Open Academy Europe and also get many good feedbacks about his awareness and vision in documentary photography. Now his desires are to reveal different variables of truth in the existence by his concepts and methods.

Né en Provence en 1950, Bernard Faucon, après des études de philosophie et de théologie, fut l’un des premiers artistes à explorer l’univers de la mise en scène photographique.