“You are here”: everyone is familiar with this phrase found on many city or neighborhood maps. The title of the exhibition, HIC, represents the “HERE” of location and its contemporary techniques, which is the theme of the research conducted over two years by a team of professors, artists, and students from Villa Arson, the École des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, and the one in Montpellier.
It involves navigating or getting lost in new narrative spaces, Riemannian, transcendent, or video, which may perhaps replace the perspectival space whose axes and ordinates the classical age bequeathed to us.
Thus, it is about exploring the NUNC (= NOW).
Featuring works by: Fayçal Baghriche, Frédéric Bauchet, Jean-Pierre Bertrand, Burkard Bluemlein, Zoé Bornot, Sophie Bueno-Boutellier, Daniel Buren, Vincent Céraudo, Marielle Chabal, Étienne Chambaud, Lorraine Châteaux, Nicolas Clair, Benjamin Collet, Esméralda Costa, Alexandra Czmil, Lætitia Delafontaine & Grégory Niel, Nicolas Despax, Noël Dolla, Jessica Dupuis, Philippe Durand, Lisa Duroux, Pierre Fisher, Pierre Gaignard, Nicolas Gimbert, Noé Grenier, Yasmina Hatem & Sandra Lorenzi, Benjamin Hugard, Nicolas Kozerawski, Nicolas Lebrun, Maud Maffei, Zora Mann, Émilie Marc & Lucille Uhlrich, Quentin Maussang, Nicolas Muller, Roman Ondák, Marion Orel, Élodie Petit, Pascal Poulain, Maxime Rizard, Ludovic Sauvage, Emmanuelle Segura, Antoine Sylvain, Nicolas Témieau, Rémi Vacherot.
Curator: Julien Bouillon.
