Marie-Caroline Hominal
Meeting with the audience: Marie-Caroline Hominal
In conversation with Maricel Alvarez
May 16th
20 hs.
Centro Cultural Recoleta
Junín 1930 - CABA 
Marie-Caroline Hominal (Evian - France)
Dancer, choreographer and performer. Her practice includes video, drawing, music, choreography, and performance.
She received her dance education at the Schweizerische Ballettberufschule (ZHDK TanzAkademie) in Zurich and at the Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance in London.
She has collaborated with François Chaignaud, with whom she created Duchesses (2009), electronic musicians Clive Jenkins, Cristian Vogel, and visual artists Kim Boninsegni, David Hominal and Delphine Coindet.
She has developed miniature one-to-one performances such as Hôtel Oloffson (2013) and Le Triomphe de la Renommée (2013), Ballet Solo (2018). Her full length performances include Ballet (2014), Patricia Poses by the Pop Machine (2011) and Silver (2013). Following her research on the notion of authorship, Hominal invited Markus Öhrn for the piece Hominal/Öhrn (2018).
As a dancer she has worked with the Tanztheater Basel, Irène Tassembedo, Blanca Li, Gisèle Vienne, Gilles Jobin, La Ribot and Marco Berrettini. She was a guest performer for Human Writes, the performance installation by William Forsythe.
Since 2008, Hominal has been showing her work, in both theaters and galleries in all Europe, USA, South America, Thailand and China
Le triomphe de la renommée
May 14th and 15th
14.30 to 20 hs.
May 16th
14.30 to 19 hs.
Centro Cultural Recoleta
Junín 1930 - CABA
It is recommended for people over 18 years old.
“The triumph of fame” is part of a six-poem collection by Petrarca (1304-1374) entitled I trionfi. These poems describe life stages by depicting duels that confront different virtues: Fame defeats Death, but is in turn defeated by Time and Eternity. In the backstage of the theater, beyond the stage, Marie-Caroline Hominal receives one guest at a time, eliminating the codes of theatrical artifice, choosing instead a one-to-one encounter.
Duration: 15 minutes.
Madmoiselle Marie-Caroline Hominal is supported by the City of Geneva, the Canton of Geneva and Pro Helvetia, Swiss foundation for culture.
Coproducción: Centro Cultural Recoleta y BP.19 con el apoyo de Pro Helvetia (as part of Coincidencia, Swiss & South American Cultural Exchanges) y la Embajada Suiza en Argentina
