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La solitude, proposé par La P<strong>en</strong>sée de Midi<br />

are many differ<strong>en</strong>t ways. They have shaking heads, shaking the body, or going back and forth.<br />

La traductrice<br />

C’est la répétition qui compte, ça peut être fait par d’autres mouvem<strong>en</strong>ts que de tourner.<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

The goal is to repeat. So I said, I think that’s the goal, to repeat, so let’s repeat in a differ<strong>en</strong>t<br />

way.<br />

La traductrice<br />

C’est ça le but, la répétition est le but, et on peut le faire dans des formes différ<strong>en</strong>tes.<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

I started to search for it. I started to do some work in progress. I realised the function. I<br />

have the same joy. I roll on the floor, and roll and roll in differ<strong>en</strong>t ways, I don’t care about<br />

technique and I saw it functionned. Therefore I say that the goal is to repeat. And wh<strong>en</strong><br />

you see the classical form, th<strong>en</strong> you see something new. We believe this is western dance.<br />

No. It is contemporary. It is “my” contemporary. It dœsn’t have anything to do with western<br />

culture. That’s why I say this is “my” contemporary.<br />

Zad Moultaka<br />

The goal is to repeat or you repeat because you have a goal to catch?<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

Dœs the egg come from the chick<strong>en</strong> or the chick<strong>en</strong> from the egg?<br />

Zad Moultaka<br />

It is not the same thing.<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

It is the same.<br />

Zad Moultaka<br />

No, because the egg is good and the chick<strong>en</strong> is good. Maybe there is a goal which is not<br />

at the same level of ...<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

No, this is real. I feel very guilty sometimes that I don’t go and practice. Because I see if<br />

I have the goal to repeat and just rehearse for myself, th<strong>en</strong> I have more travels. I don’t<br />

know where, but I <strong>en</strong>joy more. I’m out of the knowledge of human being, which is what<br />

we search for. All of us.<br />

Thierry Fabre<br />

But to stress the question of solitude, and the heritage. How are the traditional mouvem<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

of spinning, appreciated in the way you are dancing? Are they accepted?<br />

Ziya Azazi<br />

What I know if one from my geography or this heritage who knows really about God, not in<br />

the rules, who believes in God, he would realize that I fell in love with God. I don’t know<br />

what God means. But I do it with passion. I am real. I believe in that. If he sees me, of course<br />

it works on me. But if someone who is stuck or is struggling with rules, saying for example,<br />

you have to pray like this, you have to go to the mosque five times a day, and you should<br />

turn like this, and you should prepare yourself like this... I say “Thank you, go to school<br />

again, and start working again from the begining”. I oft<strong>en</strong> see this in Turkey. They criticize<br />

me a lot. Maybe you know them, people from the Galata Group, dervishes from Istanbul.<br />

La traductrice<br />

C’est un ordre soufi.<br />

Thierry Fabre<br />

Qui vi<strong>en</strong>t du Mevlana, héritage de l’eddin Rumi, dont le cœur est à Konya.<br />

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