This show combines music (played on music instruments made of cucurbits), dance, video, nature and science. Scientific data (such as DNA) have served as a matrix for this artistic creation, which expresses the conflicts between life and product, and goes beyond the nature-culture opposition, through the multiple dimensions of the Anthropocene.

First Chinese composer at the Villa Médicis (1996-98), Xu Yi was professor of composition at the Conservatoire de Cergy-Pontoise and then at the Conservatoire de Shanghai. She currently lives in Lyon in France and regularly composes for major international ensembles.

In partnership with the Plant Reproduction and Development Laboratories, ENS Lyon.

Oct 14, 2017, at Kantor Theater, 5pm and 8pm.
Further information at ens-lyon.fr