Photo : © Fanny Basque
What happens when ecosexual clowns take their desire to merge with nature seriously?
Seaweed slips out of mouths and stretches the limits of gag reflex; rock scratches tender buttocks; seals in wet suits obey their daddy of the sea.
In a series of open-air tableaux, four queer performer-creators forge an intimate relationship with the seaside ecosystem through sensory exploration.
La pointe mouillée is the fruit of an immersive residency that took place on the Haute-Gaspésie beach in the summer of 2024. The artists drew on their impulses and sense of play to co-create a goofy, poetic experience.
A performative and in situ work set in a magical setting, to be contemplated in front of the rising tide and the diving gannets.
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Please note that the performance includes partial nudity.
This event takes place at an undisclosed location, which will be announced by e-mail to ticket-holders 48 hours in advance.
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Laurence Lallier-Roussin is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist living in Gespe’gewa’gi. They are currently working on the theme of ecosexuality through the mediums of writing, performance and video. With Audrée Lewka, they created the performance Blanchon revenge (2024) and the experimental short films TROU (2023) and egg in the hole (2024). Laurence is producer and curator of the in situ project POST-FURIES and, with friends, of the queer cabaret Post-Pistoles, two initiatives that disseminate performance art and unclassifiable living arts in community and rural settings. Laurence’s work is intuitive and uninhibited, drawing on somatic, post-porn and clown approaches, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and community. (Photo : Fanny Basque)
Production
Laurence Lallier-Roussin
Ideation and direction
Laurence Lallier-Roussin
Audrée Lewka
Performers-creators
Caro Morcos
Dylan Lafontaine
Laurence Lallier-Roussin
Audrée Lewka
