Created with Diane Blondeau, Clément Canonne, Clément Lebrun and Aymeric Stamm.

On the scene, A group of performers with sounding objects engages in a suite of sound games. On the ground, Like a multi-sport field, A network of colored lines supervises their actions. Far from the simple pretext or the only constraint, The players' goal is above all to win the game. By inviting spectators to follow their activity and unravel the springs, The game is gradually ritual then show, with, For horizon line, The fusion of the playful and the musical.
This sound toy library intends to meet a triple constraint: first, take the concept of play seriously, Going beyond the stress partition to offer sets of rules associated with game objectives and well-defined victory or defeat conditions.
Afterwards, Place the sound at the heart of the mechanics of these games, Whether it's expressing behavior, to report an interaction, Or navigate the game space.
Finally, Imagine situations that are both stimulating and generating captivating sound processes for players and spectators.
The principle here is to always trust the very nature of the game - its ability to make the regulated nature of behavior coexist with the unpredictability of sound situations or product gestures.