Keren Cytter, Louise Hervé, Chloé Maille

Keren Cytter - Poker Face featuring Andrew Kerton
A man lip syncs a poem into a microphone. He plays the character of an entertainer, telling the story of how he's been killed by his alter ego. His alter ego is represented by a disembodied voice from across the room, another microphone lit by a spot light.

Louise Hervé & Chloé Maillet: Spring Water & Sea Monsters (A Treatise on Baths)
Historical fiction and the artistic use of remnants of the past are important elements of Louise Hervé & Chloé Maillet's practice. Their performances often combine fictional and documentary elements that are charged with historical meaning, referencing both contemporary social issues and popular forms of narration.