Illustrations, textile creations and volumetric works will make up the group exhibition Vivant·e, conceived as a celebration of the beauty of living things and an invitation to rethink our relationship with the world today.
Because committing to living things also means cultivating the joy and pleasure of doing things together, Vivant·e offers five days to learn, experiment with other ways of living and creating with the fragile nature that surrounds us. From journalists to researchers, including committed artists, everyone is invited to share their reflections and imagine new perspectives.
On the programme: a round table on living things and creation in the age of artificial intelligence, lectures on our relationship with nature and production, artistic performances and creative workshops open to all, with special kids' workshops.
Among the highlights not to be missed:
Aquarelles sur romans & Lecture de textes: Tatiana Lenté, of Banger Littéraire, will offer a reading of texts accompanied by a live creation by the artist Maguelone du Fou on novel covers.
Botanique, filiation et création: A meeting with botanist Sylvie Teper and artist and tattoo artist Eva Edelstein, followed by the launch and a book signing of the book Sauvages, l'herbier des fleurs libres.
Atelier kids - Forêt enchantée au cyanotype: Studio Pekelo will invite children to explore this poetic printing technique inspired by nature, with a snack included!
Many committed players will also feed the discussions, including Vert, le média, Data for Good, Tatiana Lenté (@Bangerlittéraire) and Anne Toumazoff, of the podcast Tunnel and le Mag de l'été on France Inter.
The full programme can be discovered in its entirety via the booking link, for five days placed under the sign of creation, ecological commitment and the desire to imagine together a future that is more respectful of living things!