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What happens here doesn’t always fit into a deliverable. These stories tell of the encounters, shifts and bonds that form, one residency after another.
From 21 November to 21 December 2026, 150 m d’altitude hosts Léna Perrin-Manginois, Meilleure Apprentie de France 2024 in charcuterie and catering, for a month-long culinary residency among Martinique’s food trades.
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From 23 November to 22 December 2026, 150 m d’altitude hosts Janosch Dietrich, Julianne Becker and Schirin Shahed for a family residency of research and creation around the banana, made possible by Culture Moves Europe.
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A message sent almost on instinct, a hesitant yes, then a journey. With Noor-Sharina Grondin, the residency becomes movement: encounters, heat, voices, territories. Here, research isn’t something you watch from a distance — it is felt, lived through, and sometimes shared like a life.
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A week of talking, listening and unsettling certainties. With Gareth Taylor, the residency became a rare kind of space: no production, no objective, yet deeply transformative — a place where paths cross, and where something, quite simply, forms a bond.
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With Silvia Gaillard, the residency becomes a rare kind of space: one where you finally take the time to write for yourself. Between motion capture, passing on knowledge and encounters, this stay brings one thing to light — sometimes, creating simply begins with giving yourself the right to try.
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From the Arctic Circle to Martinique, Liv and Jimmy dive into an intense sensory and cultural experience. Between the heat, nights alive with sound, artistic encounters and shared daily life, this residency becomes far more than a stay: the starting point of a dialogue between territories, bodies and practices.
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A stay where movement, technique and intuition met to open up new avenues for research and creation. Take a moment to discover the images, listen to the words and follow the thread of this experience — the video and text below capture all its richness.
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