Mouvements

Photo study on human movement and “La technique du ballet”. Digital photo manipulation.

30 works · Photography2022Fine-art editions via MONO creative studio

Panoramic stage: a line of dancers dissolving into streaks of amber light against black.

Dancers in long exposure, bodies turned to flame-like trails of orange and red.

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Two dancers in magenta, one lying on the floor, the other twisting above in motion blur.

Three dancers in black and white, faces sharp, arms dissolving into motion.

Three dancers glowing amber, faces half-hidden by blurred hands.

A single dancer wrapped in swirling smoke-like trails of pale blue and white.

Two entwined dancers in sepia over a textured golden ground.

A row of dancers in sepia, arms raised, one bending forward at the edge of the frame.

Les mouvements sont toujours libres… Ou l’esthétique du danseur

La technique du ballet vise à acquérir une souplesse anatomique des articulations qui permet d’exécuter les différents mouvements du vocabulaire de la danse. L’essentiel de la technique du ballet subit peu de différences en fonction des pays. Le ballet en général et, plus particulièrement, le ballet romantique met l’accent sur la méthode et l’accomplissement des mouvements, qui diffèrent physiquement et esthétiquement en fonction de la méthode d’enseignement.

Les principes fondamentaux de la technique du ballet restent les mêmes : attitude générale du corps, position adéquate, alignement de la tête et des épaules dans une verticale, quantité et qualité des rotations de la jambe dirigée vers l’extérieur du corps, danse sur les pointes et souplesse. Le but à atteindre est le parfait travail du pied, le port gracieux des bras et de la tête et une position esthétiquement correcte des différents angles.

Four dancers in a line on a misty olive-toned stage, arms extended.

Three women in red tops repeating the same gesture, hands to their faces.

Two dancers in black and white, one sharp, one blurred, close together.

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Wide stage with dancers in coloured costumes caught mid-movement, one lying on the floor.

A dancer spinning in a vortex of pale blue and gold light.

Two pale dancers blurred in motion against a dark weathered ground.

Four dancers in a row, blurred in motion, one with hands over his face, in faded black and white.

Dancers in white lit in hot orange, one lying on the floor, the others leaping above.

Two dancers on a bright floor, one lying back, the other sitting up in a blur.

Dancers blurred across a green-lit stage, trails of pink and violet.

Two groups of dancers dissolving into swirls of orange and pink light.

A dancer in a red dress standing still while others whirl around her in blurred light.

Dancers bending and spinning in soft blurred pastels against black.

A wide stage with dancers in white leaping and stretching in a line.

Dancers caught mid-movement in pale green-grey tones with aged texture.

A crowd of dancers in casual clothes walking and embracing on a bright stage.

A cluster of dancers spinning into a halo of red and orange light.

Dancers streaking sideways in long red and amber trails across a dark stage.

Dancers in pale cream tones, arms outstretched, dissolving in motion.

Flame-like trails of orange and violet left by leaping dancers against black.

Dancers seated in a row on a dark stage, one standing behind, another bending low in a blur.

Three dancers in matching poses on a dark, textured bronze ground.

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