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HER ARTISTIC APPROACH
Morgane Le Tiec's choreographic work stands out for its humanistic dimension imbued with spirituality. From a very young age, Morgane has questioned the meaning of life, the state of the world, and human behavior in society. Over the years, these questions have remained intact and are reflected in her artistic research. Her universe is based on expressionist and theatrical dance. Her creations oscillate between physical and visceral power, while incorporating a meticulous approach to movement and a profound interpretive work. Optimistic and luminous by nature, Morgane infuses each of her works with a touch of humor and hope, convinced that art can be a resource and inspiration for all. Her uniqueness lies in her bold use of props and sets through which she explores the transformations and extensions of the body. The body can thus be transformed into an animal creature, a robotic being, a statuesque figure, a bruised body, or a clownish character, ultimately seeking to reveal what characterizes the human essence. She deliberately uses a variety of archetypes in her gestures and accessories, often in dissonant contexts, creating deliberate ambiguity in the symbolism. Her approach and explorations surprise young audiences, who are captivated by the visual aesthetics of her works and the emotional impact of the images she creates. At the same time, adult audiences can appreciate the multiple underlying meanings in a single performance, revealing the depth of Morgane's artistic approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Since January 2022, Morgane Le Tiec has been the artistic director of the Sursaut dance company. Originally from France, Morgane studied dance there before arriving in Quebec as a performer for the dance companies La la la Human Steps, Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, Compagnie Marie Chouinard, and Cirque du Soleil. During her career as a performer, Morgane developed choreography and several of her creations were performed in Quebec. Recently, she created Moïra and Chroniques d'une plume (in collaboration with Stéphanie Brochard), her first two creations for young audiences.
