Hedda Gabler by Ibsen heroine commits suicide at the end of the room. Trapped and humiliated by a sclerotic society, the mother goes into a "wide open", the curtains, began a wild dance on the piano and takes the word injunction of silence as he gives her husband, shooting herself in the head, as if to stop thinking.
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Virginie Foloppe started out studying theatre arts at Sorbonne University in Paris, and at the INS AS in Belgium. As an actress, producer, and set designer, her considerable exposure to video sparked an intense interest in the medium, one which she has decided to explore. She pursued her qualification in Fine Art, and subsequently authored a doctoral thesis on visual arts, also at the Sorbonne...
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Virginie Foloppe started out studying theatre arts at Sorbonne University in Paris, and at the INS AS in Belgium. As an actress, producer, and set designer, her considerable exposure to video sparked an intense interest in the medium, one which she has decided to explore. She pursued her qualification in Fine Art, and subsequently authored a doctoral thesis on visual arts, also at the Sorbonne...
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