︎︎︎One prayer, CIRCON(re)VOLUTION︎︎︎ 

Following on from the ‘Le vestiaire’ project, and after a month's research residency in the exhibition space at the POELP art centre, the installation ‘Une prière’ (A Prayer) came into being through a process of borrowing, hijacking and hybridisation. Combining plastic and textual productions, this place of prayer parodies the Christian tradition to create a place of worship for a new omniscient pagan god. Increasingly visible, isolation is one of the direct consequences of current economic decisions. By building a chapel dedicated to this feeling, I am proposing an attempt to designate it distinctly. Obeying the logic of a company's performance, in other words, the elements that make it up have necessarily been produced within the allotted time of the residency, which lasts one month. Conceived as a graphic, referenced and symbolic slogan, this space plays with the paradoxes and tensions that polarise modern societies more and more drastically.