The installation called Une partie de toi is a variation of Aloof and connects one voice with subtitles on a screen. 
A speaker emits a voice somewhere. Short fragments of a voice interrupted by more or less long silences. A high-pitched voice is looking for its limit and its breath: indefinite non verbal sounds between the sing and the shout. 
Farther in another part of the space, a screen shows, synchronously with each of these sound appearances, sentences in French which are similar to subtitles. The simultaneity can give to these words the status of an equivalence, a written translation or a hidden meaning. It is about hesitation, difficulty to tell, invisible links, close, very close, cut hand, cut-off part.
Unlike other sound installations that also came sometimes with a written translation, the presence of the words on screen here is not optional, not added, but integral part of the work indeed. It is the link established by the listeners – readers once they acquainted with the relation between what they are hearing and what they are reading, who gives sense and shape to the narrative.