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Collective Exhibition – Friday, March 15 to Friday, March 29

L’École des Arts de la Sorbonne, Université Paris 1

France / 2'21
Galerie Dolet, Crous Clermont Auvergne, 25 rue Étienne Dolet, Clermont Ferrand

 

The École des Arts de la Sorbonne (EAS), at the University of Paris 1, teaches art, via its most contemporary issues, through practice, analysis of works, and their mediation. It brings together various disciplines: Visual Arts, Cinema and Audiovisual, Aesthetics and Art Sciences, Design, Media, Cultural Professions, as well as a course in teaching in schools (PPPE) and preparation for teaching degree competitive exams…
Founded in 1969 on a multidisciplinary project that opens up practices, (…) the first and main university structure of this type in France, (…) the EAS welcomes nearly 3000 students.

Website : https://arts.pantheonsorbonne.fr/ecole-arts-sorbonne

Course presentation :

Teacher : Sandrine Morsillo

As part of the Master 2 Research in Plastic Arts and Contemporary Creation, the “Contemporary Creation and Plasticity” course enables students to pursue their artistic experimentation. Practices are questioned in relation to presentation as exhibition, representation and re-presentation through different media (from the most traditional to the most contemporary). In addition to practical work, a reflection on art and art theory helps to get past the modern opposition between “presentation” and “representation”.

VIDEO PROGRAM :

Primus | Abigaïl Ferreira-Compagnon | 2023 | 2’21

In this video, I filmed images of nature, specifically the sea and clouds. These two elements are directly related to water. To form clouds, water from the earth and seas evaporates and cools to form water droplets, which then turn into clouds. What interests me here is the relationship with sheets tumbling in a machine. This movement forms colored masses that can be compared to clouds. Their lightness and movement have a certain poetic quality. The warm air rushes through the linen, the wind through the clouds, stirring up the seas, rushing into our ears. We can observe them as we would a landscape. But this poetry is quite different when set against the concerns of climate and water consumption.
“Primus” is both the brand name of the dryer and a reference to the idea of primacy, of being first. In the beginning was nature… then the “primus homo” (man of first rank, the most important man) took his place in it.

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