*Sauvage sentimental* by Isabelle Duthoit – it is a voice, two hands, a body from which song bursts forth, characterised by animality, archaism, the power of gentleness and the elegance of raw energy.
It is a language before language. A glossolalia. Like an anachronistic priestess, Isabelle rebels, resists, rears up, stands tall, howls, shouts, whispers and, in complete freedom, delivers a raw, throaty, abysmal, cavernous song, making it clear to us that it is precisely these emotions that are possible, tangible, but above all indispensable. And that feels incredibly good.
Isabelle searches, senses, sings – with her bare voice and bare body – and embarks on a wild quest for the universal truth hidden in the depths.