V.V.V. / Video Visual Vernacular

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V.V.V. / Video Visual Vernacular
V.V.V. / Video Visual Vernacular © Muriel Chaulet
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Thursday, Friday & Saturday: 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday: 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Visual Vernacular: visual art in which the body is used to represent a story.
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The Lyon-based On Off company, which works tirelessly to create and present its shows in sign language and French, and video artist Pierre Amoudruz, have combined their energies and expertise for this year’s Festival of Lights. This is an immersive experience that breaks through barriers of perception, challenges stereotypes and opens a window on deaf culture. The projection will be displayed on the three large façades of the Bullukian Foundation's inner courtyard and is a wonderful opportunity for everyone to discover Video Visual Vernacular!  “This is visual poetry that comes alive through gestures. Audiences look closely and understand," explains Pénélope Schulmann, coordinator of On Off. This artistic approach is a collective effort and a challenge for society, calling for increased awareness, without ever closing doors.

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Recent recognition

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French Sign Language was only officially recognised in 2005!
There’s still a lot to be done to improve the lives and acceptance of deaf people.


Artists Anthony Guyon Pierre Amoudruz

Production Pôlette - AADN - Arts et Cultures Numériques / Compagnie On Off

Sponsorship AXA, Fondation Bouygues Immobilier, Rogervoice

Support Fondation Bullukian, Visuel-LSF Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, LabLab, Agefiph, CRILS

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