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I don’t like the sea — Émilie Bazus & Zoé Rumeau
Past: November 22, 2018 → January 5, 2019
Habiter c’est juste se couvrir la tête, s’isoler d’un sol boueux et froid, quelques centimètres au-dessus de la terre humide et un carré de plastique pour se protéger, se désolidariser du ciel. Nous avons parlé de mémoire et d’empreintes, dans ce lieu de transition, petites cabanes d’accueil qui voient passer les femmes, les hommes et les enfants à Ivry.
I don’t like the sea — Émilie Bazus & Zoé Rumeau
Past: November 22, 2018 → January 5, 2019
Habiter c’est juste se couvrir la tête, s’isoler d’un sol boueux et froid, quelques centimètres au-dessus de la terre humide et un carré de plastique pour se protéger, se désolidariser du ciel. Nous avons parlé de mémoire et d’empreintes, dans ce lieu de transition, petites cabanes d’accueil qui voient passer les femmes, les hommes et les enfants à Ivry.
Drawing, painting, sculpture
Laure Roynette Gallery
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Sans tête / No head — Exposition de Emilie Bazus, Laurence Kiberlain et Zoé Rumeau
Past: February 1 → 26, 2017
“The most beautiful day of my life, my new birth in a way, was the day when I discovered that I had no head” “I lost a head and won a world.”
— Douglas Harding
Sans tête / No head — Exposition de Emilie Bazus, Laurence Kiberlain et Zoé Rumeau
Past: February 1 → 26, 2017
“The most beautiful day of my life, my new birth in a way, was the day when I discovered that I had no head” “I lost a head and won a world.”
— Douglas Harding
Drawing, installation, painting...
Laure Roynette Gallery
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Serendipity — Exposition collective
Past: May 30 → September 27, 2015
Collective exhibition from the gallery artists.
Serendipity — Exposition collective
Past: May 30 → September 27, 2015
Collective exhibition from the gallery artists.
Drawing, painting, photography...
Laure Roynette Gallery
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Marion Davout et Emilie Bazus — Fairy Tales
Past: May 17 → July 12, 2014
Marion Davout paints vertiginous forests over walls and ruins, lost stairways and partial or subsided guardrails. Emile Bazus offers a fragmented, anonymous and evasive vision of the face; close ups, close framings, pieces of material and bodies and busy necklaces.
Marion Davout et Emilie Bazus — Fairy Tales
Past: May 17 → July 12, 2014
Marion Davout paints vertiginous forests over walls and ruins, lost stairways and partial or subsided guardrails. Emile Bazus offers a fragmented, anonymous and evasive vision of the face; close ups, close framings, pieces of material and bodies and busy necklaces.
Painting
Laure Roynette Gallery
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