Gisèle Vienne's dolls stare impassively, embodying silent anguish that invites viewers to interpret their muted expressions and unsettling presence at her retrospective.
The dance performance 'Crowd' simulates a '90s rave, blending synchronized movements and emotional extremes, revealing a tension between automation and genuine vulnerability.
In this performance, communication relies on facial expressions and bodily movements, where the loud techno soundtrack amplifies a sense of fear and elation without spoken words.
Vienne’s work highlights a persistent undercurrent of threat and suspense that complicates the atmosphere of a rave, moving beyond mere nostalgia for a lost utopia.
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