Questioning together the ways we make and inhabit space.
Exhibition. For Césure’s fourth Nuit Blanche, the artists of the third place are teaming up with students from the ArTeC master’s program for (P)rendre l’herbe au cagibi, a collective, multidisciplinary exhibition that invites us to question together the ways we make and inhabit space by diverting, transforming, and reinventing it. Around a strange forest of strings in different colors, containing objects, tools, and knowledge of all kinds, the various projects appear as possible desire lines - a path created through repeated use, as a preferred alternative to a previously established “main” route - or as alternative paths to the more hegemonic ones that surround us. The paths are many; they intertwine, sometimes close to one another, sometimes not. The exhibition offers a walk around, between, and inside these proposals, through different zones: the house, the archives, the laboratory, and the forest.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Césure Légende