Lost you in this maze of colors, where for a moment the wind seems to be frozen.
‘Prise au vent’ means ‘catch in the wind’
Great residency made at Le Confort Moderne in Poitiers in August 2019, we were invited by La Fanzinothèque to celebrate their 30th years of activity during Less Playboy Is More Cowboy festival, that happened mid september.
Screenprinted silk paper, cut and past, wood
Photos by ourselves
Optic black and white labyrinth room for flying on LSD
“Eat me drink me” was realized at Le Barlok in Bruxelles for Le Grand Bal Exophtalmique, organized by Galerie E² on the 18th and 19th of September, 2015. It took place in the warehouse of an alternative venue, in a low wooden labyrinth created by François De Jonge, leading to 4 different rooms including ours.
Screenprinted paper, cut’n’past, wood, cartboard and lights (black light + stroboscope)
Photos by ourselves
Cascade of optical patterns of veils and clouds over these ancient stones that keep graphic treasures.
‘Rêverie suspendue’ means ‘suspended daydream’
We were invited to make this big installation in the stairs leading to the historical lecture room of bibliotheque Forney in Paris as part of Turbulences graphiques exhibition with Le Dernier Cri and la Fanzinothèque de Poitiers.
For the occasion we printed over 250 meters of silk paper during 2 days and set up everything in just 3 days.
Screenprinted silk paper, cut and paste.
Photos by Joe Dastarac and ourselves.
Colored mazes that arise in cascade to better reborn
‘Follow the yello brick road’ is an installation realized in October 2015 for Nuit Blanche Off evening in Paris, at Centre Paris Anim’ Marc Sangnier (75014).
Screenprinted paper, cut and paste
Photos by Baptiste Le Quiniou
Slices of planets and atoms dancing together mysteriously caught here.
‘Secret Moon’ is an exhibition presented in La Rotonde (Paris) in July 2015. After a residency of a week there, we have realized a screenprinted paper instalation and some unique prints… even the buffet was realized on this topic.
Screenprinted paper, cut and paste.
Photos by Baptiste le Quiniou
Buffet by Mordu
Reinvented hallway, trying to bring life to it again here with these psychedelic plants coming out from the sky of a lost jungle landscape.
‘Pause à errer’ means ‘a break to wander’
‘PAUSE À ERRER’ is an installation in the entrance of L’Usine in Geneva, made in one week residency at the occasion of Le Monstre festival 2016, (european self publishing edition festival where you can also see various exhibitions, gigs, performances and talks).
Screenprinted paper, cut and paste, wood
Photos by Julien Pouille & ourselves
Primitive optic colors vibrations
Immersive installation realized in janvuary 2013 during the MO’FO festival at Mains d’Œuvres in Saint-Ouen (93400), the audience was able to have a break of gigs during this music festical in this silent room.
Screenprinted paper, cut and paste…
Photos by Arnaud Caquelard
