” Day, night, inside, outside, on the road and in the sky, we live with machines, our memory becomes artificial, our electronic traces, our digital identity. Robots, machines, computers disguised as telephones or cars, obviously tactile screens that children manipulate without thinking, vending machines and automatic terminals of all kinds, RFID tags, bar codes, flash codes, geolocation of objects and subjects, online avatars… we interact on a daily basis with dozens of more or less automatic, more or less electronic, more or less ‘thinking’ machines that reflect our tastes and actions. I want to explore the complex relationship between man and machine, while maintaining the quirky tone of my choreographic pieces.”