Fossilation
at the Centre Pompidou
2021
As part of the Festival Hors-Pistes (The Ecology of Images, February 1 to 14, 2021) and the Matières d´image exhibition, researchers and student members of the Speculative Life Cluster BioLab co-present the artwork Fossilation at the Georges Pompidou Centre (Paris). Co-developed between Concordia University (Speculative Life Cluster BioLab, Milieux Institute), l’École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs (Ensad, Paris, with the EnsadLab laboratory) and the University of Toronto Mississauga, the artwork is part of a research-creation project about the operative concept of ‘membranes’ (dir. Alice Jarry, co-dir. Samuel Bianchini and Marie-Pier Boucher). It was realized collectively — on both sides of the Atlantic — by Brice Ammar-Khodja, Alexandra Bachmayer, Samuel Bianchini, Marie-Pier Boucher, Didier Bouchon, Maria Chekhanovich, Matthew Halpenny, Alice Jarry, Raphaëlle Kerbrat, Annie Leuridan, Vanessa Mardirossian, Asa Perlman, Philippe Vandal and Lucile Vareilles, with the collaboration of Louise Rustan (Light Design) and Théo Chauvirey, Corentin Loubet, Joséphine Mas and Simon Paugoy (technical support).
Fossilation at the Centre Pompidou - Speculative Life BioLab
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