Head and body | Amalgam | Visual © David Noir
Virtuous amalgam
We form a system where everything is amalgamated and where nothing rubs shoulders, where reproduction and women, disability and childhood, weakness and homosexuality are assimilated.
Sexual exhibition in space | Visual © David Noir
Exhibition
To decry sexual exhibition is to deny the reality of coitus, the most banal of our realities, in favour of an illusion of self, the mother of all violence.
My animal part | My sperm dripping from my acorn | Screenshot © David Noir 2012
The animal part
Moving away from the fear of what we are is a form of refinement of our being. To embrace our animal side is to become human.
The Fleece flag, a personalized Jolly Roger to have everything in hand to finally bandage for oneself © David Noir 2011
Approach: the art of getting hard for yourself
I'm building my tomb, my isolation, my kingdom, my sewer. I'm equipping my fragile Nautilus from the inside to bandage like a kid on the face of the world.
David Noir | Scrap | The Nonsense of History | Photo © Karine Lhémon
Instant collages | The nonsense of history
Some improbable and primitive metamorphoses in search of those who aspire to be told only the nonsense of the stories.
My apple: double penis vulva © David Noir 2017
My apple | Half a seedy psyche
Cock-Tail apple/sex: 2 proportions of cock for a proportion of vulva. This is how my psychic identity is defined. There you go.
Live Stage Stage | "Totally Naked" | Visual © David Noir
Totally naked
Some objectives of the "Totally Nude" workshop: Risking oneself in a body bath. Give yourself the freedom to stay there. Tranquilize your fear. To confront desire.
Argos-wolf | Journey to the Age of the Epic © David Noir
There's a wolf waiting for me at the end of the highway...
There's a wolf waiting for me at the end of the highway. Pay up carnivorous age. Doesn't mean I took a wrong turn.
Live Stage Stage | "De la vérité des hommes" | Visual © David Noir
Of the truth of men
A day of participatory naked or dressed performance led by David Noir, to try to bring a little truth to the game, if not to life.
The double virtue of the practice of theatre
Theatre, like all the arts, reveals to the person who practises it, how much life is worth living, starting with his or her own.
