Mostly he uses walls in the city as a canvas at unguarded moments, but this time, he invades the theatrical space for a performance. He performs a series of meticulous and repetitive gestures that are recorded, multiplied and projected life-size by a suspended camera. The body, lit like a photo in a dark room, leaves traces that create images. From the motion, rolling and vibrating of the body all sorts of shapes and figures emerge – otherworldly skeletons, unknown vertebrate species... The images are reminiscent of old cave paintings or confusing X-ray details. The anatomy of the image is revealed spontaneously and emphasizes the beauty of the intangible Mono B and his gestures.
Human Brush is a site specific short piece that can be adapted for theatres and outdoor spaces. Music is performed live by Eric Desjeux.