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Having
observed the different formats and contexts in which the X-Event cycle
was set up, we initiated an experimental process that provides a
critical reflection on the frameworks, codes, and conventions for the
expression of the performing and visual arts.
This process, entitled re|action, uses the cultural and social
conditioning specific to these fields to articulate other approaches
for the choreographer to work based on a free management of the
parameters that delimit and frame his practice. re|action openly
engages a sharing of responsibilities in an artistic process where the
audience, the performer, operators, and all of the parties involved
support the motives behind its emergence and participate.
The communication strategy engaged before each materialization is one aspect of reaction.
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