Bruno Vanden Broecke

Lasse Vonck is as a young artist proclaimed and acclaimed by press and public as a prodigy. Thirty years later, that is no longer the case. That people have forgotten him over the years, he finds a bearable fate, but he is lost; he is looking for a goal, meaning. On a spring day without shine, Lasse is so alienated from himself upon waking that he no longer knows well who he is. He can even no longer speak. Confession is inspired by the timeless and weatherless story De Gedaanteverwisseling van Franz Kafka. It sketches a portrait of man as silent protest. \"I really have nothing with cars but I had a strange dream kept me busy for a long time it is about a -how do you say that- a family car I am nine years old and my mother and I look out the window We see a strongly muscular man in a tank top who one by one all four tires of the white Citroën BX of my father dismantles afterwards he brings out a sledgehammer and smashes all windows into smithereens tears happily all seats -front and back- into rags rips the car radio out breaks the side mirrors off pulls the steering wheel out and my mother looks at it and she does nothing and I run outside the man in his tank top is -poof- dissolved and I want to shout I want to scream but it does not work for me it does not work for me again standing up for myself why is that so difficult and I look at what remains of the Citroën I see the spot where I always sat when we left on vacation In the middle of the back seat so a bit to the front between my father and my mother in elbows on the side of their chairs and I may choose the cassette to put in the car radio ‘dear little piranha tear me apart’ \" In collaboration with the Kultureel Komitee.