A commission from the Réattu museum in studio staging based on the pictorial works of Jacques Réattu.

A project with Claire Imbert-Durand, Julie Mazé, Elisabeth Pouliquen and teenagers from Ampère college in Arles.

The selected works will be exhibited at the museum next May and June, and will be visible during the European Museum Night.

I am happy to announce my artistic presence in the 384-page work of art history devoted to the artistic representation of joy. Written by Paul Ardenne. 

The smiling face of ancient art to today (Western and non-Western art); bodies celebrating, alone or in groups; participatory art forms aimed at well-being and harmony; charitable art dispensing concrete benefit, in the spirit of care. The different forms of expression examined are drawing, painting, banners, sculpture, photography, video art, performances. Joy is also a political issue: Arbeit macht Freude Nazi, entertainment strategies, Feelgood culture, joy prefabricated by entertainment media and constituting a market. These specific “uses” of joy, which distort it, give rise to a specific field of representation, also analyzed and illustrated in the work.

Vandalism at the museum! Face à Faces, a crazy short film inspired by a true story. Written and filmed at the Musée Réattu in Arles during five days, with a team of 11 to 17 years old. Directed by Mireille Loup. An order from the museum for the European Night of Museums 2023.

A video workshop with the Musée Réattu and Mireille Loup, in Arles.

Only for teenagers, from 11 to 17 years old.