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Groupuscule Velléitaire d'une Fin de Journée à Géométrie Variable

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Morgane JOUVENCEL, Ecchymose 13, 2021, sable, bois et matériaux d’emballage, 93x71x80cm
Morgane JOUVENCEL, Ecchymose 13, 2021, sable, bois et matériaux d’emballage, 93x71x80cm
Benjamin DATOWSKI, Le Parasite, 2021, pied de chaise de bureau, mousse polyurethane, résine polyester, 100x90x150cm
Benjamin DATOWSKI, Le Parasite, 2021, pied de chaise de bureau, mousse polyurethane, résine polyester, 100x90x150cm
David DE TSCHARNER, Magnets, 2021, 40 éléments en polyuréthane, sable, pigment et aimant, dimensions variables
David DE TSCHARNER, Magnets, 2021, 40 éléments en polyuréthane, sable, pigment et aimant, dimensions variables
Guilhem ROUBICHOU, Dancing Blue Bags, 2020, plastic bag and solar rotating device, 60x60x60cm
Guilhem ROUBICHOU, Dancing Blue Bags, 2020, plastic bag and solar rotating device, 60x60x60cm
Chloe DUGIT-GROS, Le Monstre des Hawkline Tapisserie en laine tuftée, 2020, bois et goudron, 125x120x50cm
Chloe DUGIT-GROS, Le Monstre des Hawkline Tapisserie en laine tuftée, 2020, bois et goudron, 125x120x50cm
Guillaume GORY, Le Veyou - Voie de Mr Brun, 2021, plâtre, 40x30x140cm
Guillaume GORY, Le Veyou - Voie de Mr Brun, 2021, plâtre, 40x30x140cm
Béranger LAYMOND, #KNtr1T, 2021, Peinture acrylique, fibre de verre, résine époxy, acier, 100x40x120cm
Béranger LAYMOND, #KNtr1T, 2021, Peinture acrylique, fibre de verre, résine époxy, acier, 100x40x120cm
Céline VACHÉ OLIVIERI, Stuff that dreams are made of, 2021, Papier, enduit, dimensions standards
Céline VACHÉ OLIVIERI, Stuff that dreams are made of, 2021, Papier, enduit, dimensions standards
Estelle DESCHAMP, Trophée.3.Le Viscéraliste, 2021, placoplâtre, plâtre, enduit, scotch, bois, tabouret, 45x90x130cm
Estelle DESCHAMP, Trophée.3.Le Viscéraliste, 2021, placoplâtre, plâtre, enduit, scotch, bois, tabouret, 45x90x130cm
Nicolas MILHÉ, Monopole de la Violence Légitime, 2021, buse naturalisée, bois, vermeille, acier, 70x35x160cm
Nicolas MILHÉ, Monopole de la Violence Légitime, 2021, buse naturalisée, bois, vermeille, acier, 70x35x160cm
Loris ESTIVAL, The Soggy Soggy Leather, 2021, résine polyuréthane, 100x98x102cm
Loris ESTIVAL, The Soggy Soggy Leather, 2021, résine polyuréthane, 100x98x102cm
Amandine PIERNÉ, Foudre, 2021, Dessins au doigt sur plaques de plâtre avec sable et brins de roseaux, structure-présentoir aluminium en érection 145x36x25cm
Amandine PIERNÉ, Foudre, 2021, Dessins au doigt sur plaques de plâtre avec sable et brins de roseaux, structure-présentoir aluminium en érection 145x36x25cm
Guillaume BARONNET, Hétéroclite Hérésie Normative, 2021, résine époxy, pigments, mini dollies, roues de skateboard
Guillaume BARONNET, Hétéroclite Hérésie Normative, 2021, résine époxy, pigments, mini dollies, roues de skateboard
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Location

Cumulus

Date

17.12 –24.01.2021

Curator

Estelle DESCHAMP & Guillaume BARONNET

Photography

Guillaume BARONNET

Subheadline

Groupuscule Velléitaire d'une Fin de Journée à Géométrie Variable, is the first group show taking place in the artist run space CUMULUS located in Bordeaux, FRANCE. For this propositions, artists and curators Estelle DESCHAMP & Guillaume BARONNET invited 11 artist to build a show around the idea of standing sculpture. _artists : Guillaume BARONNET Benjamin DATOWSKI Estelle DESCHAMP Chloe DUGIT-GROS Loris ESTIVAL Guillaume GORY Morgane JOUVENCEL Béranger LAYMOND Nicolas MILHÉ Amandine PIERNÉ Guilhem ROUBICHOU David DE TSCHARNER Celine VACHÉ OLIVIERI

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Cumulus is happy to announce a pre-christmas group exhibition taking place in his headquarters. Articulated around the idea of standing sculptures, the exhibition will take shape as a gathering of various entities, inviting individual and disparate works to act as a unified group of specimens. Through the formal constrain of verticality, the show will explore anthropomorphism, pedestal and display devices as social and political gestures, processes of legitimity and contestation. Therefore the exhibition will embody the act of gathering as a gesture of protest and a commitment against individualism within periods where the least public meeting could appear to be considered as suspect and forbidden while as only well considered places of sharing and exchanges remain the hyperspace of virtual world and social medias. The exhibition will open every week-end or on appointment.

Guillaume BARONNET