(France/Circus)&nbsp;Creators : Nathan Isra&euml;l and Luna Rousseau Conception and interpretation : Nathan Isra&euml;l, Laureate of the Prix d&rsquo;Encouragement SACD for Juggling creativity. Director, dramaturgy, staging and voice-off : Luna Rousseau Text : Claude Louis-Combet Original score : Th&eacute;&oacute; Girard Original lighting : Patrice Besombes Thanks to Vincent Maire The Unfolding Kafka Festival encourages audiences of all ages to experience a new mode of French circus which combines sculptural art with circus juggling. The human body is fused with the tactile qualities of clay, the Earth&rsquo;s organic material. The raw malleable substance moves with the body to present an eccentric amalgamation of performance and visual art. The several art forms join in a hybrid composition, a work on matter, a play with limits. L&rsquo;Homme de boue is a solo performance that deals with the figure of the monster, to be understood as an individual who does not respond to norms: in a way, the true definition of a circus artist.