Flamenco, Québécois step dance, African, Latin and urban dances converge in an intricate dialogue of movement, embodying the complexity of cultural identity. MOSAÏCO combines dance and digital art, with its colourful projection reacting to the movements of five dancers on stage, to celebrate diversity in our society. Poetic texts enrich the piece further, offering insight and guiding the audience through a journey of introspection and profound emotions. This choreographic creation offers a reflective meditation on the construction of identity, woven both through movement and visuals.
Dance and digital art intertwine to explore the legacy of our families and the territories that have shaped us, diverse roots that nourish our mixed society. This ensemble of dancers includes Aly Keita, with expertise in circus and Guinean dance, as well as Andrea Niño Sarmiento, specializing in Afro-Colombian and contemporary dance. The team also includes Aymen Benkreira, a versatile dancer excelling in urban dance and tap, and Emmanuelle Martin, known for her gestural blend of ballet, urban dance, and Indian dance. Joined on stage by choreographer Audrey Gaussiran, expressing herself through a mixed flamenco style, they form a vibrant and colorful mosaic reflecting the diversity of their cultural origins and dances.
