About
Charles Hurtubise and Louve Grondin, who form the unnamed assembly, ask two simple but essential questions: When do we go abroad to friends? When do we know a river? They invite the public to join them in the troubles that shape the heart of a relationship: a affection woven of silences, shores and songs; the deed that affect them; the discomforts that pass through them; the fears that they end up sharing. For them, friendship and territory are omnipresent, so that they do not always question them. They slide in watermark from their crazy races, until these critical moments when loneliness becomes untenable, where water invades the basements. Their work proposes to wear, even for a moment, their eyes on this net that supports them: the fiber itself of their lives. These subtle assizes that it is good to recognize, and that it is important for them to care.
Credits
Charles Hurtubise and Louve Grondin