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In a dizzying journey between circus, dance and puppetry, Seuil explores this invisible link that survives disappearance.<div> How do we live with our dead? Drawing on personal experiences of loss, Marius Fouilland and Aimé Rauzier construct a sensitive and committed acrobatic style of writing, where bodies carry the weight of both the living and the absent. On stage, life-size puppets become partners, counterweights, unsettling presences.</div><div><br></div><div> They extend gestures, shift balances, and blur the boundaries between inert matter and living body. Drawing on the reflections of Vinciane Despret and under the guidance of Aurélien Bory, Seuil invents a powerful physical and visual language, made of falls, impulses, manipulations, and illusions, transforming emptiness into a space of memory and transformation.</div><div> A powerful, organic and luminous spectacle.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>