Gisèle Vienne creates across puppetry, dance, theater, sculpture, and film. Her work often investigates themes of trauma, desire, and the complexities of adolescence, blending choreography with narrative to create intense and immersive atmospheres. By combining physical performance, scenography, and sound, she constructs environments that challenge audiences’ perceptions and evoke psychological and emotional depth. Collaborating with writers, performers, and visual artists, Vienne’s productions are noted for their meticulous direction, precision, and the evocative use of space and sound.
Her approach constantly questions conventional artistic boundaries, merging visual art with performance to probe societal norms, identity, and the human condition. Vienne’s works have been presented internationally at major European festivals and cultural institutions, where they engage viewers in thought-provoking and often unsettling encounters. Through her innovative integration of puppetry, movement, and installation, she continues to expand the possibilities of contemporary performance, creating experiences that resonate on both intellectual and visceral levels. ...
