Yasmine Hugonnet is a choreographer, dancer, and researcher, born in Montreux in Switzerland. She developed her dance language with a focus on the relation between postures, attention and imagination. Deepening her understanding of the movement, of attention, the germination of figures, the idea of postures as containers; within her processes she developed a practice of ventriloquism.<\/p>\n
From 2018, she is supported by the Th\u00e9\u00e2tre de Vidy (Lausanne): she created the CHRO NO LO GI CAL<\/em> trio (at FIT in 2019), selected for a tour in Switzerland by the Fonds des Programmateurs, and presented in several venues in France, Italy and Belgium. In September 2019, she created and presented the in situ project Extensions<\/em> in Bellerive Park with twelve performers from the Lausanne region. In October 2019, she began a three-month residency in Palermo as part of Istituto Svizzero residency programme Palermo Calling, at Palazzo Butera. In December 2019, she presented several projects in this context: an adaptation of the Extensions<\/em> project, involving Italian dancers, as well as the solos Se Sentir Vivant<\/em> and Le Rituel des Fausses Fleurs<\/em>. In 2019, she conceived Seven Winters<\/em>, a work including seven performers, and which was performed in September in 2020 at the Th\u00e9\u00e2tre de Vidy. In 2020, Yasmine Hugonnet was awarded the Label + Romand<\/strong> with her project Les Porte-Voix<\/em>, which premiered in fall 2022.<\/p>\n