Kabylifornie is a solo that explores the porous zones between intimate narrative, humor and political reflection. From personal anecdotes, Agathe Yamina Meziani questions her identity, transmission, belonging, and the intimate mechanisms we put in place to survive what overwhelms us.
She tells of her father, her Kabyle culture, the survival strategies we invent as children, and the way we transform violence into narrative. Between family videos, poetic narration and shifts, she builds a moving space, between reality and fiction, where contradictions can coexist, and where humor becomes a tool of lucidity.