This  videodance is entitled "resident". The dancer was filmed in  improvisation in a place dedicated to the street-art North of the city  of Paris. Video capture has then been treated in real-time (Vjing)  during the creation of the musical. The urban dancing body thus created  is multiple, both organic and synthetic, and emphasizes human  intervention in a digital process. A choreography is built by fragments,  using water as a poetic frame to dematerialise our urban environment.  Then operates a transmutation of the body in the form of "a human drop".  The time undergoes a hydromorphic transformation in expanding,  sometimes by freezing or by accelerating, correlated with the musical  form. This video is a tribute to the urban imagination. The exaltation  of a movement released from physical constraints gives to rethink our  perception of urban space.

Marianne ML conducted plastic and poetical post-universitary research in  dance in connection with digital video. She directed videodanses for  festivals dedicated or in the form of clips for electronic artists  (Kiosk Records) and VJ performances in lives (Live Performers Meeting,  evenings IRL) where still one or more dancing body. Upstream, she works  with professional dancers and amateurs, with built choreographic  creations or free improvisations.

Former student in Arts and  Digital Technologies at the University of Rennes, in 2008 she turned to  contemporary dance and its different forms at the time of the  multimedia, and has been a pioneering theoretical research on the  passage of the body dancing in its image.

Hybridization, metamorphosis and transfer to the computer age issues are central in her research.