A man looks into a mirror while holding a wand or a white cane, in a modern indoor setting with a decorative pineapple-shaped vase on a table nearby.

Just Me

This issue was born out of a desire to research and explore—a need to give form to what takes shape in silence, sometimes amid doubt, and at times during the more challenging chapters of my story. It stems from a desire to bring to life the final gestures, the final ideas, and the final paths opened up around the diabolo.

On stage, every movement becomes a way to navigate these emotions rather than avoid them. I seek to transform my experiences into something simple and sincere through acting and technique.

Between mastery and surrender, control and letting go, * Juste Moi* is a way to shed light on past experiences and turn them into a form of reconciliation. It is a moment to transform turmoil into movement and find a sense of peace through play.


About This Issue

Duration of the performance: 6 min 30 sec

Minimum space: 8 m x 8 m

Installation time: 30 seconds

Uninstallation time: 30 seconds

Adaptability: A performance that can be adapted to any stage and venue

A man in a suit in a clothing store is examining a mannequin wearing a gray suit, with shelves of clothing in the background.
A man trying on a stylish jacket in a clothing store.
A man standing in a wooden room, holding two hemispherical lamps, with clothes hanging from a rod to his left and shelves filled with files and jewelry behind him.