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As part of a workshop at the Palais de Tokyo, and with the Post-it brand, it is to make a huge participatory installation.<\/p>\n
The large space in the rotunda was invested.<\/p>\n
My proposal was to develop scenic space into two parts: a first welcomed the audience, composed of a multitude of blue and white deckchair, blue carpet, evoking the aquatic environment. Participants could sit with a small wooden plank on the knees to bend the post-its.<\/p>\n
The folding of these beasts think color can also imagine a second life for these post-its that are often used in large quantities and recycling.<\/p>\n
Each participant had the opportunity to record a thought, a wish or the name of a loved one within the fold.<\/p>\n
These were spherical in shape, and to fix them to small wooden sticks.<\/p>\n
The other part of the set design was composed of sand (3 5 tons!) And arranged to reproduce a new continent with its islands.<\/p>\n
One can thus imagine a new utopian world filled with positive thoughts and hope.<\/p>\n
The folds of the participants created on this stretch of sand a huge spectrum of color, as if sailing on a sea of sand thousands of thoughts.<\/p>\n
A hymn to humanity, but that will not either reminiscent of the human impact on the environment.<\/p>\n
This facility was designed to move, but also to feel the public concerned, being an actor and author of a work of art.<\/p>\n
I especially thank the staff of the Palais de Tokyo for the confidence they have given me and the means they have available to me!<\/p>\n\n\t\t