Ongoing workshop : POINT OF VIEW

Workshop

Friday 18 September
10:00 - 19:00

Price: Gratuit - Gratis - Free Language: MULTI Location: Grande halle - worshop corner

with

Agnès Michel & Odrade

Presentations

POINT OF VIEW A collaborative, participative, creative workshop running throughout the weekend.

A participative - creative - collaborative - workshop presented by La Bûche

A large roll of graph paper. It will bring together a multitude of points of view. Will you come and draw yours?

POINT OF VIEW is a participatory workshop that will be open throughout the weekend of the festival. Visitors of the Poetik Bazar are invited to fill in two panels on large shared sheets of paper. Through these two panels, which show two perspectives on reality, they lay the groundwork for a narrative. They can choose to depict a shot-reverse shot in comic strip form, or a close-up and a wide shot of the same scene, or to describe something very precisely in one box and then very vaguely in the second. These are the kinds of exercises that can be used to fill in the boxes. When all the boxes are put together, they form a surreal representation of the different worldviews of the people who participated in the experience.

The workshop will reflect the diversity of Poetik Bazar visitors’ perspectives, their varied life experiences, ages, backgrounds, and poetic themes.

Our speakers

Odrade

A Swiss-Dutch illustrator, born in St-Mandé (Paris). She spent her youth in Geneva. She became a naturalized Swiss citizen in 1984. After living in Bern, Pully, Lausanne, Etagnières, and the Broye region of Vaud, she settled in Isère, France, in 2020. Took classes at Rosinski in Sion (Switzerland) from 1992 to 1994. Took comic book classes with Ferry at the École Saint-Luc in Ghent (Belgium) from June to December 2000. She has contributed to several anthology comics (published by BD-Force), participated in contests, illustrated magazines, and created logos and illustrations for companies.

Agnès Michel

Agnès Michel studied trompe-l’œil painting in Brussels as well as cinematography. A clumsy Columbo with a surprisingly hit-or-miss success rate, we can still detect a trend in her art: making homemade films, writing and illustrating texts with lots of commas, and doodling in the back of a bistro. She is currently working on finishing her first graphic novel in Marseille.