Atelier autour de l'exposition : Auto-biographies des lieux

Workshop
Visuels SITE PB atelier Expo

Sunday 20 September
11:00 - 13:00

Price: Gratuit - Gratis -Free Language: Français Location: Alcôves

Atelier tout public autour de l'exposition Auto-biographies des lieux

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Milena Lanzmann & Hoza Savarino

En dialogue avec l’exposition, à travers le texte et le dessin, Milena et Hoza proposent un atelier autour du thème « l’inventaire d’un lieu familier».

En s’essayant à l’écriture des listes et des inventaires ou au dessin de plan, en convoquant souvenirs et scènes du quotidien, nous allons repenser le temps, repousser les murs, trier les tiroirs, compter les objets, disséquer les planchers.

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Hoza Savarino

Hoza Savarino, a fifth-year student at the Valence School of Fine Arts and communications coordinator for the sixth edition of Poetik Bazar, develops her artistic practice by exploring the permeability and connections between fiction and biography, as well as the relationship between memory and care. A collector of stories of all kinds, she is interested in how the mediums she creates can accompany and convey these stories to the audience. Using copperplate engraving, writing, oil painting, and film photography as her preferred techniques, her works invite dialogue to encourage audiences to perceive and develop ways to care for memories, places, objects, moments, or relationships. This fascinating and meticulous work interlocks with itself like a puzzle, aiming to highlight acts of care, the preservation of stories, and their perception in our contemporary environment.
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Milena Lanzmann

Milena Lanzmann, author and multi-disciplinary artist, whose work questions the passage of time, the archiving of the everyday, and the crossroads between text and image. In this way, she has been able to pass on her sensitivity to poetry, with a view to breaking down barriers and encouraging reading and writing through artistic expression. Through her approach, writing has become both a poetic gesture and a gesture of collection and transformation.