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Danses Buissonnières 2026 — Evening Programme.

49 دنوں میں dance performance
Seven young emerging artists present their first professional stage work under the Danses Buissonnières 2026 programme, with four performances at Édifice Wilder | Espace Vert: September 26 and 28–29 at 19:00, and September 27 at 16:00. A discussion with the artists follows the September 28 performance. Five works were selected from 39 submissions by a jury made up of artists Sarah Elola, Nasim Lootij, Lucy M. May, Mukoma-K. J. Style Nshinga, and Charo Foo Tai Wei, reflecting the jury's commitment to an eclectic and wide-ranging programme. The first work, EKSPRESYON's Entwospeksyon (10 min), is a multidisciplinary piece blending dance, sound, and visual art that explores the Haitian migrant experience and the realities of diaspora life, set around a café-bar worker named Kiskeya. The second work, Maktoub : pas de bliss sans diss (10 min) by Dona-Bella Kassab & Shanyça Elie-Leconte, is a duet choreography exploring emotional healing, confrontation, and self-exaltation through movement ritual between two performers. The third work, 'making life easier' (10 min) by Desirée Keresztes James, is a solo exploring the experience of living with artificial intelligence, examining how personal data is exploited and trust is manufactured.

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EKSPRESYON

EKSPRESYON is the creative entity behind Entwospeksyon, a 10-minute multidisciplinary work combining dance, sound, and visual arts to explore the Haitian migrant experience and the inner world of diaspora life.

Dona-Bella Kassab

Dona-Bella Kassab co-creates Maktoub : pas de bliss sans diss alongside Shanyça Elie-Leconte, a duet choreography that uses movement to process pain, grief, and resentment as a ritual of purgation and self-healing.

Shanyça Elie-Leconte

Shanyça Elie-Leconte collaborates with Dona-Bella Kassab on Maktoub : pas de bliss sans diss, a duet exploring emotional confrontation and communion as a path toward healing and self-exaltation.

Desirée Keresztes James

Desirée Keresztes James presents 'making life easier', a 10-minute solo work examining what it means to live with artificial intelligence, exploring themes of data exploitation, manufactured trust, and unpredictable inconsistencies.