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    Ce qui est fascinant dans l’art c’est qu’à la manière de certains lichens il peut se rattacher à tout ce qu’il souhaite et créer une symbiose commensaliste.
N’importe quoi adjoint d’une intention d’« art », si on lui en donne le nom, se voit attribuer un statut et un regard différents.
Par cette maxime, l’art m’apparaît non immuable, capable de revêtir toute idée sortant de mon imagination, et cette évidence transparaît dans ma pratique.
S’axant autour d’une certaine forme de recherche et de curiosité, mon travail touche autant à de l’illustration purement esthétique qu’à des sépultures sacralisant des corps sans vie, à des piles patates qu’à la création de micronations.
J’aime m’interroger sur ce que l’on occulte, me poser des questions que je ne comprends pas et savoir que tout acte a un sens qui se révèlera par la suite.
    What is fascinating about art is that like some lichens it can attach itself to anything it wishes and create a symbiotic commensal symbiosis.

Anything with an "art" intention, if it is given the name, is given a different status and a different status and a different look.

By this maxim, the art appears to me not immutable, capable of taking on any idea coming out of my imagination, and this evidence transpires in my practice.
Focusing on a certain form of research and curiosity, my work touches as much on purely aesthetic illustration as on sepulchres sacralizing lifeless bodies, on potato piles as on the creation of micronations.

I like to wonder about what is hidden, to ask myself questions that I do not understand and to know that every act has a meaning that will be revealed later on.




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01.D The eyes of the head : The monetary value of the Human Being and its evaluation




2021



Conference
[with Héloïse Fay Cowderoy]
    - Digital prints,
      water bottles ,
      computers.
    - Variable dimensions ;
      +/- 00:30:00.
    - Conference, round table.

Compte rendu papier
[avec Héloïse Fay Cowderoy]
    - Digita prints.
    - 16,5 x 21 cm ; 50 pages.
    - Edition.

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    The human being has several prices and according to his origin, his social status or even his food, his pricing will change. In its entirety, it has a value in the eyes of the state to which it "belongs", as well as a value in "spare parts" in the eyes of the black market.

It is therefore the complexity of this information that you will learn to apprehend in this edition serving as a report of a conference given during the year 2021 by the authors: Héloïse Fay Cowderoy (contractual doctorate in law) and Gil Zinck (common artist) in which they tried to understand and retranscribe as well as possible the mechanisms and stakes of the evaluation of the price of a human life.









    Ce qui est fascinant dans l’art c’est qu’à la manière de certains lichens il peut se rattacher à tout ce qu’il souhaite et créer une symbiose commensaliste. 

N’importe quoi adjoint d’une intention
d’« art », si on lui en donne le nom, se voit attribuer un statut et un regard différents.

Par cette maxime, l’art m’apparaît non immuable, capable de revêtir toute idée sortant de mon imagination, et cette évidence transparaît dans ma pratique.

S’axant autour d’une certaine forme de recherche et de curiosité, mon travail touche autant à de l’illustration purement esthétique qu’à des sépultures sacralisant des corps sans vie, à des piles patates qu’à la création de micronations.

J’aime m’interroger sur ce que l’on occulte, me poser des questions que je ne comprends pas et savoir que tout acte a un sens qui se révèlera par la suite.

    What is fascinating about art is that like some lichens it can attach itself to anything it wishes and create a symbiotic commensal symbiosis.

Anything with an "art" intention, if it is given the name, is given a different status and a different status and a different look.

By this maxim, the art appears to me not immutable, capable of taking on any idea coming out of my imagination, and this evidence transpires in my practice.
Focusing on a certain form of research and curiosity, my work touches as much on purely aesthetic illustration as on sepulchres sacralizing lifeless bodies, on potato piles as on the creation of micronations.

I like to wonder about what is hidden, to ask myself questions that I do not understand and to know that every act has a meaning that will be revealed later on.







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