ZshellTER project

Completion of an architecture & film workshop

the place....

work in progress...

fabrication in situ...

... completion of the Devil Trap

... Would Have Been My Last Complaint  (making the short film)

“ It would have been the last

Leaving my condition unresolved

I would have felt……… this liquid light

Running through my hands

Despite the courage and the fall………

Despite the spikes………the suffering

It would have been my blood

Amidst the stars……… the Aries

It would have been a sign

On the battlefield of my body

And i would have waited for them

Tangled up in desires and abandon

It would have taken my breath

To out throw the lamentation

And when the rain falls tomorrow

It would have trapped……… my last complaint “

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“A mind illusion’s fab for a ritual’s report”

 The movie title: “... would have been my last complaint”
 The shell-ter title: “Devil Trap”

Creative team 
Scenario, production, Camille Lacadee  (movie),  Francois Roche (shelter) / [eIf/bʌt/c]
Design process, Computation, Ezio Blasetti 
Robotic Design, Special effects, Stephan Henrich
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Sound design, Myrtille Fakhreddine (braïbraï), Devin Jerrigan 
Computation, fabrication, construction, Mark-Henry Jean Decrausaz, Cameron David Newnham, Mark Kowalyov,  Peeraya Suphasidh
 Cameraman, Suthiwat Yanawiboot 
Storyboard, Pim Jular
 Model, Props, Pajareeya Suriwong, Nichapatara Swangdecharux
 Machinism special design, Cheng Yu Ling
 Planning, organization movie, Wachira Leangtanom
 Making-of, Danielle Willems 
 Assistant making-of,  Pantira Unarat
 Assistant historical research, Natreeya Kraichitti
 Assistant community negotiation, Lila Tedesco
 Assistants production, Arisa Juengsophonvitavas, Papat Jinaphun, Javed Godkin Paul de Costa, Nicha Laptaveepanya, Nuthapong Jiratiticharoen, Benjawan Lamsa-ard, Tachapol Danaboonchai, Suthata Jiranuntarat, Yanisa Chumpolphaisal, Jenwit Narukatphichai, Permpoon Rojanasakul

Acknowledgements 
Sri Ganapati Vedeshwar, Elias Tabet & Principal Pandrata Circle, Sanjeen SingPawat, Gwyl Jahn

Construction
 Manjunath & Co, Engineer
 Ravi N.Pattegar, Civil Engineer Contractor

more on

 http://www.new-territories.com/blog/india1/live/ 

http://thefunambulist.net/2012/07/24/guest-writers-essays-32-would-have-been-an-inventory-by-camille-lacadee/

http://www.filmfestivals.com/en/film/would_have_been_my_last_complaint

The long-term ambition of the project is to improve the cultural life of the village inhabitants.
By interacting with the surrounding towns of Karnataka, educational and cultural exchanges will develop.

The Pandrata Cultural Centre creation is planned in 3 successive phases :

1- Building the Study Circle library
Well extension and running water distribution,
Building construction.

2- Formation and library functioning
Interior fitting up,
Old books restoration,
Book conservation formation,
Classification update,
Reading and writing classes and cultural activities,
Public reception and events planning.

3- Progressive development of the Pandrata Centre
Workshops - the ambition is to organise 3 workshops per year and at least one theatrical production to be performed in the Alliances Francaises (on the occasion if the francophonie week) and/or in indian theatres,
Common master classes as well as theatrical creations are now being worked on,
Artistic workshops for children led by french artists (theatre, graphic arts, dance).

Building of the new library

The main ambition of the new library project is to preserve the precious literary indian heritage of the Study Circle, this way offering to Gokarna a polyvalent cultural centre open to everyone.

In details the new library will :
          Enable the reception of researchers, students, scholars and associations from all countries and provide them assistance in their studies;
          Encourage reading and general knowledge development for all in a new, well-equiped and adapted place;
          Be the host of a language and translation college (from indian languages to english and french and vice versa)

The new library includes:
          _ one great reading room in which the majority of the books is to be found,
          _ one room dedicated to the conservation and consultation of the oldest books,
          _ one administration and account office,
          _ one Internet corner,
          _ a polyvalent space for chidren and film screening,
          _ one bedroom for the librarian,
          _ 2 toilets.

The library covers 450 sqm.
The main entrance is facing east and the morning sun.
The main construction material is laterite brick. Commonly used in the area, it comes from the local red ground stone. 

See the work in progress

 Web  article (in french)