Projet NOMADE
Exposition collective
À l’initiative de Charlotte Pringuey Cessac
Charlotte Pringuey Cessac invite 18 artistes à réaliser une pièce en lien avec le voyage, la rencontre, la transmission. De taille suffisamment petite pour intégrer l’espace de la boîte à gants, cette pièce doit être manipulable pour être activée par des passagers que Charlotte rencontre sur sa route. Elle réalise un trajet se rendant d’un atelier d’artiste à un autre à bord de sa voiture et enregistre les réactions des passagers.
Avec les artistes : Simone Simon (Cagnes-sur-Mer), Catherine Burki (Marseille), Caroline Bouissou (Catalogne), Laura Giordanengo (Toulouse), Nicolas Daubanes (en résidence à Pollen/Montflanquin), Florian de la Salle (Poitiers), Manon Rolland (Nantes), Daniel Nadaud (Laval), Maëlle Labussiere (Maison-Alfort), Albane Hupin (Rouen), Vincent Chenut (Bruxelles), Alban Morin (Saint Etienne), Gabrielle Conilh de Beyssac et Jules Guissart (Pont-de-Barret), Marco Godinho (Luxembourg), Massimiliano Baldassarri (Neuchâtel), Anne-Laure Wuillai (Nice), Olivia Barisano (Vallauris), et Charlotte Pringuey-Cessac (en résidence au METAXU/Toulon)
avec l’artiste Charlotte Pringuey Cessac
Focus & activation de l’oeuvre de Simone Simon, autour du premier souvenir et du protocole de Vincent Chenut :
Simone Simon, Ne regardez pas le renard passer, 2020-2021
« Quel est votre premier souvenir ?
Cette question n’est simple qu’en apparence. Elle donne à chaque participant l’occasion de se projeter dans un passé enfoui au plus profond de sa mémoire. »
Vincent Chenut, Protocole Projet NOMADE, Interprétation du trajet quotidien pour se rendre à l’atelier, 2021
« Imaginé à partir du trajet qu’il réalise quotidiennement de son domicile à son atelier. Déplacement dans l’espace urbain pour un déplacement dans la feuille colorée. »
NOMAD Project
Group exhibition
At the initiative of Charlotte Pringuey Cessac
Exhibition extended until March 13, 2021
Charlotte Pringuey Cessac invites 18 artists to create a piece related to travel, meeting and transmission. Small enough to fit in the glove compartment, this part must be manipulable to be activated by passengers that Charlotte meets on its way. She makes a journey from one artist’s studio to another in her car and records the reactions of the passengers.
The NOMAD Project aims to create a collaborative and itinerant work. This project is part of a dynamic to talk about art, to discover works of art – or simply to talk – in this intimate place of the car with an unknown and renewed public at each journey. These exchanges are recorded with their agreement.
Solo or collective roaming leads to discovery, meeting and exchange. It is also a freedom of movement – physical movement, movement of thought.
The pieces imagined by the artists are in line with the idea of nomadism, of the map and the territory; of exchange and transmission. The pieces must be manipulable so that passengers can grasp them in a direct way, like a road map or a travel game. Desacralizing the artistic object by manipulation is one of the many ways to make the work accessible to the passenger.
With each trip, a new artist proposal is activated.
At the end of this project, an edition in the form of a boxed set is produced. It includes the intentions of each artist, the photograph of their proposal, the sound and iconographic documents of each journey (the podcasts on USB key).
with the artist Charlotte Pringuey Cessac
For children between 7 and 12 years old
This question is only apparently simple. It gives each participant the opportunity to project themselves into a past buried deep in their memory.”
“Imagined from the journey he makes daily from his home to his studio. Displacement in the urban space for a displacement in the colored sheet.”
Duration : 1h30
Gauge imitated at 5 children for respect of barrier gestures
Free admission by reservation only
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