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Get matched →This exhibition focuses on how artists recreate the conditions of memory through sculpture, installation, video, and performance. Works by Julie Chaffort, Julie C. Fortier, Pascal Jounier Trémelo, Camille Llobet, and Anaïs Wenger engage new modes of perception, testimony, and consciousness of the living world through time and sensory reactivation.
Julie C. Fortier develops sensory works with scent and tactile materials, including hand-tufted wool carpets and 92,000 scent-soaked paper touches on walls. Anaïs Wenger creates situational performances engaging taste, music, and public encounters. Camille Llobet explores how the body and brain create habits through video, language, and movement, including work documenting mountain environments and climate change.
The exhibition examines memory as survivance of sensation and impression, asking what is remembered and whose memory it is. Works address the relationship between perception, the body, landscape, time, and the sensory transmission of knowledge, particularly in fragile and changing environments.
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