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The second stanza of Tamil song "Tuyil kolla ..." is addressed to the sea: "The living beings in you will access to fullness ...". The artist Sivaselvi Sarkar created from this poem a play in Bharata-nāṭyam style: how is the sea represented? How does the poem, developed by the scenic artist, « embody » the sea and its « living beings » (« uyir-gal » in Tamil)? How did Sivaselvi Sarkar transmit this corporeality to us? This paper will demonstrate how the text, its musical score and its creation in Bharata-nāṭyam style express a concern carried by a real « ecopoïetic ».
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https://percees.uqam.ca/jouer-les-etres-vivants-de-la-mer-qui-atteindront-la-plenitude-dans-le-style-bharata-na%e1%b9%adyam-theatre-danse-de-linde-du-sud/