Gezi
CAMILLE DUMOND
18:05-19.05.2017
People’s park dub
Installation vidéo, boucle, 2017.
« POE demande un billet à La Femme, et en sort elle-même un de sa poche.Pour participer, PHO tend aussi un billet à POE. POE remplace la somme totale par un seul billet. Elle saisit deux verres vides, glisse le billet en leur centre, et les encastre.
{POE, s’adressant à La Femme} – Pour emporter le billet, tu ne dois utiliser ni tes mains, ni tes pieds. »
People’s park – Extrait du scénario (2016)
« People’s Park » (9’2017), est une fiction expérimentale dont le scénario prend ses sources lointaines dans la création du parc éponyme en 1969, à Berkeley en Californie. Le film connait plusieurs formats de diffusion, notamment une version longue et une installation vidéo en boucle, présentant différentes narrations.
Gaze i
Objets au mur, 2017.
{ MABEL } – I’m thinking as I’m looking at you that we’re alone, but we’re not alone.We have thousands of people inside of us and they’re listening to everything we say. You have your mother inside of you, you have Dr. Zepp, you have your problems, you have the Indians, you have Clancy, you have hunger, you have lust…
everything inside of you, right?
{ NICK } – Right.
*A woman Under the Influence, John Cassavetes, 1974.
« -[ Edie ] All I want is a little room. [ Laughing ] I can’t stand a country house. In the first place,it makes me terribly nervous. I’m scared to death of doors, locks, people roaming around in the background, under the trees, in the bushes. I’m absolutely terrified. I’m not a bit terrified of the city, not a bit. I like the terrible noise you hear at night… and all these terrible drilling sounds. I never go to sleep unless the whole pavement is jumping outside…and it’s a hundred degrees and that drill is just going– [ Makes Grunting Noise ] And then I just go to sleep. »
*Grey Gardens, Albert and David Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Meyer, 1975.
{Milie} – Remember those people I brought to see you at the hospital? The old people?
{Pinky} – Yeah.
– [Water Running] Remember who they were?
– How am I supposed to know? They were in the wrong room. Whoever they were, they were lyin’.
*Three women, Robert Altman, 1977.
