Jacques Perconte — ‘TEP’ tempo e pause, ordinary madness, 60’, 2001, musique : E-Di, Beffroi, Rekelsit, production EWMO
Artiste Français Jacques Perconte compile, recycle, modifie et altère des images du quotidien pour en faire des assemblages séduisants étranges et fascinants.
D’une illusion et de l’histoire, les souvenirs de cinéma qui me tiennent.
Un regard vers trois films, état des corps numériques.
ordinary-madness, her-face-is-an-icon
first-step-to, where is foreground
follow-this-motion-picture and-open-your-eyes
forget-the-romantism, and-watch-those-movies
have-a-drink, yes-have-one
hold-the-face, to-see-if-it-is-here
leave-a-kiss, and-stay-away
life-abuse-and-do-not-care, be-a-character
see-what-you-cannot-see, before-you-do-it
sex-up-your-ideas, smell-her
sweep-and-suck to spit-in-trash
wandering-and-giving-up for-something-else
before the city delle donne, this-guy-will-bring-you
be-the-one-who-drives-not and-feel-the-wind-by-the-window
do-not-care-about-the-others, get-that-sexy-gun
and-the-better-way-for-a-break is-to-be-increased
feminizm-and-death are-not-reasons-to-quit
the-red-resistance will-try-to-make-you-a-worm
leave-your-way-for-free before-you-become-one-of-them
have-time-to-be-a-star and-show-us-how-you-do
prepare-yourself-to-see-and-show before-you-loose
and-have-a-good-night with-those-nice-skins
la dolce vita, lovely-trip-into-the-night
enter-the-new-world and-dance
run-after-the-time and-she-will-follow-you
and-he-understood, it-was-another-language
and-he-was-laying-here the-film-singer
does-she-understand-you or-is-she-as-drunk-as-you
do-you-know-everyone, to-the-end-of-what
live-with-those-eternal-pictures and-dance
never-forget-to-be-the-one who-can-be-asked-for
re-invent-one-open-space the-recorded-tragedy
the-drunk-who-knows can-see-everything
the-falling-body will-call-you
the-look-at-you is-no-reason-to-stay
to-the-end-of-the-world, to-the-end-of-love
you-are-the-storyteller, you-type-the-words
tempo e pause, ordinary Madness, 2001
le 19 et le 20 octobre à Paris,
Mixmove 2001, curatoring Stéphane Delanoé
Salle Boris Vian, Grande Halle de la Vilette / Paris
