Three different exhibitions are present at Parc Phoenix in two different halls, which are the Prairial Hall and the Cassini Hall. Visitors can enjoy seeing three artists with different concepts bringing different messages.
The Winter World
until March 27 at the Prairial Hall, photojournalist Jean-David MURRAU exhibits his work titled “The Winter World“.
Photographs and videos represent his journey around the Arctic Circle, inviting visitors on a wonderful journey and sharing his passion for the far North.
The artist wants to draw our attention particularly to the danger and threats to this white jewel caused by climate change and mining explorations under its ground.
From Sky to Roof
Following this, the works of Marc Aubé titled “From Sky to Roof“ are scheduled until May 1 and change the atmosphere, still in the same hall.
Passionate about photography, the artist pursued his path after studying philosophy.
One of his professors once predicted, “if you do not go to photography, it is photography that will come to you”.
Like a tightrope walker, he created true photographic stained glass in the air, with light spreading like a unique poem.
Face-to-Face
At the Cassini Hall until April 22, on the occasion of this unprecedented installment of the exhibition by Agnès Jennepin titled “Face-to-Face“, spectators are confronted with the force of the looks from female portraits in a striking face-to-face.
This showcases two series “Double Face” and “Portrait Bulle”.
The artist reveals the boundary between appearance and disappearance, this moment of suspension just before stepping out of the line of visibility.
