(LA)HORDE Pays Tribute to the 24 Hours of Le Mans for Alpine
French dance collective (LA)HORDE, formed by Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer and Arthur Harel – directors of the Ballet National de Marseille – has produced a short film paying tribute to the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans. The premiere, held on September 25th at Silencio, also saw the unveiling of the A290, Alpine’s 100% electric Dream Garage. This short film is the result of an almost two-year collaboration between (LA)HORDE and Alpine, an initiative by the French car manufacturer aimed at contributing to the artistic scene through bold collaborations. Building upon the universe of Le Mans, (LA)HORDE illustrates the links between passion and performance, embodied by two video game avatars, reflecting some of the dynamics underpinning the automotive industry. This original production retraces the genesis of the A290 and Alpine’s approach to this new sportscar generation. Supported by Havas Art & Culture, the collaboration speaks for Alpine’s determination to keep challenging conventions and contribute to a more creative and daring world. During the evening, we met Isabelle Perrachi, Naya Shtreys, Pfion Vince, Olivier Bassuet, Thomas Lélu and Kamel Mennour.
Photos: Michael Huard
