The Be company is organizing the 13th edition of Sensibilis, an artistic and contemporary event aimed at families. This Saturday, June 10th, in Haut-de-Cagnes, a journey is proposed to encounter different forms of art.
“What is the role of art when conflicts and political or cultural constraints are at play?” is the theme of the 2023 edition of Sensibilis. An event that has already begun since May 30th with artistic encounters at the heart of early childhood structures. On this occasion, artists in residence with multifaceted art forms are welcomed. They are national as well as international, including Uyghurs, Russians, Ukrainians, and Brazilians.
Living a collective artistic moment as an act of resistance that proposes art as a medium for reflection and action, but also as a connector across borders, a space for transformation and resilience that shines beyond ourselves.
Sensibilis
Everyone gathers initially for a moment of sharing and reflection. The aim is to provide answers to the annual theme. These artistic research residencies rely on a network of actors from multiple sectors: art, social, education, scientific, and philosophical worlds.
A Sensitive and Artistic Journey
The highlight of the event lies on Saturday, June 10th, around the Château Grimaldi in Cagnes-sur-Mer. The art and research company, created by Caroline Duval in 2009, offers an artistic walkabout journey for a state of sensitivity and sensory awareness. An experience accessible to spectators from the age of six months. On the program: immediate poetic creations, labs, and artistic tours.
Various characters will be found along the participants’ path to perform various immersive performances. They notably include She with the Full Gaze, Olena Ponomarova, a contemporary Ukrainian photographer, and He Who Invokes Images, Dmitry Myshkin, a Russian filmmaker, performer, and actor.
Program and Practical Information
To embark on a “journey to the land of sensitivity,” departures are scheduled at 9:45 AM, 10:30 AM, 3 PM, and 4 PM, Place du Château. Meanwhile, an “artistic nap” is planned from 1 PM to 3 PM. An enhanced tour of the Château Grimaldi with Floriane Berdah-Palazon is also offered at 11 AM and 2 PM.
Finally, the event will conclude with an evening of exchanges and sharing from 8 PM to 11 PM, at 55 Avenue Ziem, with Vincent Lambert and Diana Lefter, in situ research observers. In this regard, it will be an opportunity for them to reveal the focus of their research.
The organizers promise a “moment of rejuvenation, discoveries, and artistic pleasures” between parents and their children. Note that the funding is participatory. The minimum amount requested for a family is 5 euros. Tickets are available online here.
