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Trailer of Liquid Architecture&#8217;s Broadcast Your Life installation in the exhibition &#8220;The Tragedy of the Applause&#8221; at La Condition Publique in Roubaix.
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<p><span>Trailer of Liquid Architecture&#8217;s Broadcast Your Life installation in the exhibition &#8220;The Tragedy of the Applause&#8221; at La Condition Publique in Roubaix.<br />
This installation is a statement on the attraction /repulsion of being in the limelight, the obsession of people to tell about their life, to film themselves,<br />
to tweet, to blog, to broadcast their life even without any specific message to tell but to appear to exist.<br />
© filmed and edited by Hobo Creative </span></p>
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		<title>Tragedy of The Applause</title>
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<p style="text-align: justify; ">Liquid Architecture signs it first installation with visual artist Thomas Lélu for the exhibition &#8220;The Tragedy of the Applause&#8221; curated by Jan Lauwers OHNO Cooperation at La Condition Publique in Roubaix. This project is an exhibition/happening where the artists invited  have produced artworks related to the process of creation and perception of Pop music.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify; ">Liquid Architecture&#8217;s installation &#8220;Broadcast your Life&#8221; invites the audience to go on stage to perform on a song, auto-record themselves like if they were doing a music video and become actually spectator of themselves. We address here the stage as the pedastal for emancipation, adulation, fantasy, emotions. It&#8217;s where myths are built and unbuilt, where a musical and theatrical history gets written. In this room, the tentation of narcissus is at its peak, it&#8217;s where the personnality of someone changes, disappears, explode or stay neutral. The stage is a strip off , a place where nothing can be hidden, a territory to cross to expose your freedom to the world. This installation is a reflexion on the natural attraction/repulsion of a stage, of this will to be in the  limelight, this obsessional need to give away one&#8217;s life like an autofiction, to broadcast yourself on the net, with even no particular message, to be appear to exist.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify; ">Liquid Architecture réalise sa première installation avec Thomas Lélu dans le cadre de l&#8217;exposition intitulée &#8220;The Tragedy of The Applause&#8221; conçue par Jan Lauwers et OHNO Cooperation. &#8220;The Tragedy of the Applause&#8221; est une exposition/happening au cours de laquelle les artistes réaliseront des œuvres à partir d’un questionnement sur la création et la perception de la musique pop.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify; "><span>Notre Installation « Broadcast your life» invite le public à monter sur scène pour interpréter une chanson, en faire un clip et devenir spectacteur de lui-même.</span></p>
<p style="text-align: justify; ">La scène est le socle de l&#8217;émancipation, de l&#8217;adulation, du fanstame, de l&#8217;émotion, d&#8217;une ferveur co<span>mique, tragique, dramaturgique, lyrique, hystérique. C&#8217;est dans ces quelques mètres carrés que les mythes se font et se défont, et qu&#8217;une certaine histoire musicale, théâtrale s&#8217;écrit. C&#8217;est dans ce périmètre que la tentation de narcisse est à son apogée, et que la personnalité d&#8217;un individu mute, s&#8217;annule, se déploit ou reste neutre. La scène est une mise à nu, une zone où rien ne peut se dissimuler, le territoire qu&#8217;il faut franchir pour exposer sa liberté au monde.<br />
Cette installation est une réflexion sur l&#8217;attraction/répulsion naturelle de la scène, à ce besoin de se livrer sans limites, de vouloir être sous les feux de la rampe, de se filmer, s&#8217;autodiffuser sur internet, même sans message ou geste particulier à transmettre, sinon d&#8217;apparaître pour exister.</span></p>
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<a href="http://www.needcompany.org/cgi-bin/www_edit/projects/nc/scripts/nc.cgi?a=v&amp;id=11030&amp;t=FR">La Tragédie de L&#8217;applaudissement </a><br />
Une exposition Curated by OHNO (Need Company)<br />
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<p>Fritz Welch<br />
Liquid Architecture &amp; Thomas Lélu<br />
Maarten Seghers<br />
Egill Sæbjornsson &amp; Marcia Moraes<br />
Rombout Willems<br />
Nicolas Field<br />
Jan Lauwers<br />
du 26 novembre 2009 au 23 décembre 2009 à La Condition Publique, Roubaix</p>
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