Charpente des Fauves

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5@TARD

Carolann Rancourt / Alix Paré-Vallerand / Fidélie Camirand

Interdisciplinary literary performance evening

5@TARD

photo credit - Mélina Poulin-Plante / Marco Dubé et Geneviève Allard

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About

Dive into the heart of intimate artistic exploration during the 5th to late at La Charpente des fauves, spontaneous events where each corner of the place simmers with performances on site, innovative digital experiences, eclectic conversations and artistic installations. Artists, sharing their work in progress, create an immersive atmosphere where the boundaries between spectator.trix.s and creator.s are blurred. La Charpente des fauves is transformed into a dynamic ecosystem, inviting the community to meet, share and celebrate the light of creativity. A must-see event where every corner of space is invested for a memorable collective experience. La Charpente des fauves offers for a second consecutive year of the micro-residences that will be presented at the event. Here are the artists in residence: A VERY SPICY GIRL (Provisional title) ► Poetry/fragments/performance In writing her first collection of poetry, Carolann Rancourt is interested in the revelations brought about by impulsiveness and emotional urgency experienced in the moments at hand. With a desire for acceptance, anchoring and transformation, she writes poems and confessional fragments that reflect questions of identity and self-perception, neuroatypicality, intimacy and mourning. spit Of glitter logs on your face I am the princess disorder in holes from my stockings Eyes which do not blink never I am Anxiety lover what's beautiful I'm also caught by my throat. he happens to hesitate - where do you find this body to move ► Performance he happens to hesitate – where do you find this body to move is a dance-poetry project bringing together poet Alix Paré-Vallerand and interdisciplinary artist Maya Guy. Some emotions can only unfold through the body. We believe in artistic encounters; multidisciplinarity. We want to blur the disciplines and make this hybrid project born, whose title is borrowed from the poetry collection "Margie Gillis, la danse des marches" by the poet Anne-Marie Alonzo. Saintes-Martyres-du-Couvre-feu ► adaptation d'un roman par nouvelle Fidélie présente son projet lors du 5@TARD à la suite de sa résidence fait dans la Galerie fauve du 23 septembre au 3 octobre 2026. The purpose of the residence will be the completion of a collection of news or novels about female childhood and its peril. The manuscript will shed light on the slide inherent in childhood — because of an imagination still close to instinct — from violent events to malleable ideas, stories. He will also discuss the subject of disappearances, these supernatural erasures; the disappearances that are feared and those that are desired.

Credits

A VERY SPICY GIRL (Provisional title) ► A creation by Carolann Rancourt he happens to hesitate - where do you find this body to move ► Alix Paré-Vallerand / Maya Guy Saintes-Martyres-du-Couvre-feu ► Fidélie Camirand

Biographies

Carolann Rancourt Carolann Rancourt is a multidisciplinary artist and emerging poet from Quebec City. His introspective approach is inspired by poetic confessions as well as ritual movements. Between impouvoirment and vulnerability, urgency and renunciation, the artist unfolds an evocative, lively and incarnate poetry that extends our hand as it drags us through the hair. Alix Paré-Vallerand Alix Paré-Vallerand is a poet and literary artist. As she wanders, Alix is interested in the memory of the places and the footprint they leave on her. In the winter of 2026, she devoted herself to videopoesy in residence at Rhizome. His work is increasingly oriented towards hybridity, merging literary arts, noise and performance. Maya Guy Maya Guy is an interdisciplinary artist who graduated from the École de Danse de Québec in 2021. Her practice mix dance, performance, lighting and Excel paintings. Fascinated by detail, it superimposes children's games and daily movements with expressionist cinema inspirations, to create intimate and committed works. Fidélie Camirand Artiste au compte-gouttes, Fidélie Camirand a écrit des textes parus dans les revues Mœbius et Le Sabord. Sa démarche est marquée par le folklore de l’enfance féminine, le jeu comme espace de réappropriation et la figure de la proie. Elle est lauréate de la résidence UNESCO-LOJIQ 2025 à Göteborg et de la résidence Première Ovation 2026 pendant lesquelles elle travaille sur un premier manuscrit.