+10
By Jeremy Alberge
lighting designer : Yoann Tivoli
camera : Vincent Boujon
Editing : Hugo Bembi
Residency : "Centre Choregraphique Pole-Pik"
Thanks to : Mourad Bouayad
"BEHIND THE SOUL "
intimate portraits of artists immersed in their worlds.
Produced, Directed and Edited by Hugo Bembi.
Sound editing by Julien Villa.
Music extracted from the album "New Dawn" by Itamar Erez & Yshai Afterman.
Thanks to Vertigo Dance Compagny for the welcome and interest in this project.
The video has been witnessing Jeremy's routine as a dancer in Israel, in several places in the country.
Roy Assaf Dance
"The Hill".
Performances in Copenhagen,
Summer 2019
The performers got an award of an education
and travel grant from the Balletmester Albert Gaubiers and Poul Waldorffs Fond.
Dancers : Ron Cohen, Avshalom Latucha and Jeremy Alberge
What do we keep from someone that has left us?
Any separation leaves a scar, but what really stays with us through the years?
How can something like loss, which is universally acknowledged, still feel so lonely and isolating?
+10, as indicated by its name, is an exploration of the past ten years of Jeremy’s life followed by the loss of his father in 2009.
Camera & Editing : Gregory Abou
ILAN LEV PRACTIONNER SINCE JUNE 2018 :
The Ilan Lev method works towards improving human capabilities and removing functional difficulties. It also treats motor dysfunction, mental limitations and solves issues concerning physical disabilities or handicaps.
The treatment resolves body-circulation issues, relieves pain, skeletal and joint problems, etc.
In the session the patient's body is gently moved, creating a rich and thoughtful dialogue between the practitioner and the patient. Movement returns to parts of the body where communication was cut-off or stopped due to injury, pain or emotional issues. Dialogue within the whole system is restored. The session is intensive, with endless new material and allows new knowledge to be acquired within the patient.
Understanding the way this system functions involves understanding the terms- "functional patterns", " movement sleeves", and the relation of "movement-energy-life".
"SLUG" by Avshalom Pollak
Improvisation leaded by Avshalom Pollak.
The video was shot in 2016, while creating a new piece for Inbal Pinto & Avshalom Pollak Dance Company.
Studio : Suzanne Dellal Center