A radio essay by Floy Krouchi's radio essay "Strangers are running in my veins" questions the fragile frontier between autobiography and fiction, and creates a space where each voice re-composes a genealogy. Identity is in search of itself, lost and found again, deconstructed. Unlimited inventions of the self follow one another and remember each other, in a world at the same time collapsing and renewed. A multitude of itineraries united, separated...The piece explores the mirror images between personal and collective history between the universe, the individual and the cell.

With Jacqueline and Jacques Krouchi, Jean Pierre Krouchi, Mickette and Mohammed Krouchi, Georgette Zaffarano and their strangers, the Bocobza, Krouchi, La Rosa, Louzoun, Millet, Zaffarano families and before them, and before them… With the voices of: Maha Ben Abdeladhim, Myriam Ben Arie, Novella Bonelli Bassano, Alexandrine Kirmser, Nicolas Losson, Pascale Ourbih, Nicolo Terrasi, Fahima and Samia Zaidi, Selma Zghidi. Texts by Maha Ben Abdeladhim, Nathalie Battus, Floy Krouchi and Jacqueline Krouchi. With the participation of Guillaume du Boisbaudry, Marc Silberstein and the voices of Jacques Derrida and Adonis. Prepared piano: Françoise Sergent. Original music: Floy Krouchi. Special thanks to all participants ( contributors) and to Jean-Pierre Krouchi for the family archives. Floy Krouchi is a sound artist and composer www.floykrouchi.org/english.

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