What is "getting hard on the side" in art if not "getting hard on the side"? But not in a sinister, neurotic way. No, it's about having a happy hard-on for yourself. But not in a sinister, neurotic way. No, on the contrary. It's about having a joyful hard-on for oneself, getting excited by one's own excitement, plunging into the appetite of one's own existence and enjoying one's own creative faculties. It is not a question of breaking with the world of others, but rather of knowing one's own, intimately, without shame, before allowing oneself to consider understanding the one around us. This is, in my opinion, the approach that many of us lack; in particular, and this is the most serious, those who claim to guide us.

Performance is an eternally virgin land, with paradisiacal borders blurred and preciously maintained by those who like to get lost in it. The ones I propose are childish performances for grown-ups where incoherence is not without tails and heads and where nudity is the most serious of costumes.

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Genesis of "La Toison dort" by David Noir | Invitation to the first production meeting on June 6, 2005 | Graphic design © Philippe Savoir

Journal des Parques D-25

From the genesis of "La Toison dort" in 2005 to the creation of the "Parques d'attraction" in 2013: Worrying continuation in ideas or saving stubbornness?

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La Toison dort | Valérie Brancq, David Noir | La planète des femmes, le désarroi des filles | Screen capture © David Noir

Fencing Diary J-32

I will always try to legitimately welcome the confusion of girls who would put their index finger in contact with mine to make light.

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Coat of arms (fragment) © David Noir

Park Diary J-34

I interpreted the idea of designing a coat of arms as the idea of adorning a shield. Its center symbolizes my project. This is the part that interested me the most.

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