Zébrures - Sueur Anonyme

With a dramatic structure reminiscent of carnival and a poetic style marked by “corrosive irony,” *Sueur anonyme* features Marie Sainte Dédée Bazile, known as “DéfiléEé la folle,” a symbol of the Haitian Revolution who often remains in the shadows of collective memory.

“Sueur anonyme was born out of weariness—almost a sense of revulsion—at the impunity that runs through our history, the suppressed memories, and the official narratives that are too polished for any truth to take hold. D%E9fil%E9e is not merely a historical figure. She is the nameless woman, the one who bears the weight of silence,” Ar Guens Jean Mary.

Text reading by Ar Guens Jean Mary.

1 hour. Free admission by reservation.