CE QUI ROULE – GANAHLJARRY
That-Which-Rolls (early forms of rollin' rocks)
A series of works celebrating the not always nice but sometimes vicious Alfred Jarry (1873 - 1907) as the most craziest bicyclist of all days
Ce Qui Roule - That - Which - Rolls (Early forms of rollin' rocks)
a theater play in 4 acts for stage: (in preparation for Les Laboratoires, Paris, Aubervillier , May 2008)
including: "The Ten-Thousand-Mile Race" and "Passion Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race"
a performance, a film, a trip, an endurance piece, a sculpure, a nightmare, plus sponsoring
"Passion Considered as an Uphill Bicycle Race"
a performance, some blasphemy
CE QUI ROULE - THAT WHICH ROLLS
a film project.. - story board. in progress
THE 622 KM BICYCLE RACE BETWEEN STUTTGART AND PARIS
this is the last part of the Vladivodstock - Paris 10.000 mile race but it is the only part where the train called TGV (train a grand vitesse) runs about 250 km /hour which is exactly the speed at which Alfred Jarrie's men where riding in the SUPERMALE. the bicyclists not only will ran against each other but against the TGV we will start from the Stuttgart railway station at hte time the TGV will leave and do it non-stop. non-stop in the sense that the bicycle riders are all on their own and nobody will wait somewhere witha hotel or anything else.. the bike ride will terminate in paris at Les Laboratoires.
the race will be in May and anybody is welcome. so far we have a handful of participants. me too i will take the ride (even thought i might do it with some of the tricks... that already worked well in the book.. .. since my presence in paris will be required early on)
READING ALFRED JARRY / LIRE ALFRED JARRY, 2007 ff
a reading seminar
PERPETUAL MOTION FOOD - A 24 Hour Re-Enactment
coming soon to the theater near you:
Alfred Jarry film by me...
Alfred Jarry reading seminar
Alfred Jarry bronze sculpture
Alfred Jarry drawings
Alfred Jarry other stuff
In order to revive PERPETUAL MOTION FOOD, I'm sponsoring the german bicycle duo: Holm and Julia bicycling from Stuttgart Germany to New Zealand: a many months long trip, longer then hte 10.000 Miles race, Alfred Jarry was writing of in 1903.