10 a.m. to 1 p.m. - ConfeREnces
Frédéric Poydenot (PhD in oceanology - CPIE des Iles de Lérins et Pays d'Azur)
Déborah Kleinclauss (marine biologist)
Christophe Egles (University professor - researcher at the Polymers, Biopolymers and Surfaces (PBS) laboratory, BioMMAT team, UMR CNRS 6270 - Université de Rouen Normandie)
2:30 to 4:00 p.m. - documentation and intervention by SaRA Fernandez (inrae) and Joël Danet (Sage)
La Seine a rencontré Paris of Joris Ivens, 1957, Garance Productions, 31’.
Based on a text by Prévert and narrated by Serge Reggiani, Joris Ivens takes us on a hypnotic, poetic journey, crossing Paris on its river to meet the teeming city and its inhabitants. Quays populated by workers, but also lovers: while some bustle about, others watch the Seine flow by. A working-class Paris of a bygone era.
Joris Ivens: "I was in love with Paris. The initial idea was the meeting of the river and Paris. It became a film about Parisians and what they come to the Seine for, what it gives them. Prévert's poem was written after the film was shot. Prévert saw the images, wrote a poem and said to me: 'Do with it what you want'."
4:30 p.m. - ConceRt by the "RAven BRidge" saxophone quartet
The musicians of the "Raven Bridge" Saxophone Quartet, who hail from several continents, met while studying at HEAR (Haute Ecole des Arts du Rhin). They recently performed in Washington at the International Saxophone Symposium organized by the US Navy.
As part of the "Element Eau" project organized by Trafic d'Art, they will present a program of works specially chosen for the occasion, ranging from romantic music with Mili Balakirev to contemporary music with Nina Senk.
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