Musée Bermuda

Musée Bermuda is a multidisciplinary work combining dance, music, and light installations, specially designed for unconventional spaces. This project, led by Caroline Dusseault, follows the piece Bois flotté and this time explores the theme of memories and their imprint on the body and the unconscious.

Musée Bermuda transforms spaces into living memories, merging dance, music, and visual arts for an unforgettable sensory experience that transcends the boundaries between disciplines. This immersive work delves into the memories inscribed in our bodies and spaces, inviting the audience to become part of a poetic journey between the past and the present.

Based in the Laurentians, artistic director Caroline Dusseault – DUSSO Danse – is dedicated to the democratization of artistic practice. She brings together Yannick St-Jean (sound design) and Roby Provost (lighting) in a collective passionate about the offstage, exploring the boundaries of contemporary art. This close-up experience frees itself from the constraints of the stage and offers a unique intertwining of past, present, and future, leaving a thought-provoking imprint on the contemporary cultural fabric.