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Tatiana Trouvé is developing a body of work that is as vast as it is ambitious, where drawing and sculpture intertwine in a permanent back-and-forth movement. Her work in three-dimensional space proceeds from the invention of places to be (re)inhabited, while her graphic productiongives rise to fragmentary arrangements of architectural, landscape and furniture elements that evoke the work of dreams and their mechanisms. The artist thus weaves an "art of memory", which is not a technique of memorization, but rather a game with oblivion, leaving the memory all the latitude to become imprecise.

With Jean-Pierre Criqui, curator of the contemporary collections

Tatiana Trouvé

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Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

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Heir to the thought of John Cage, the Californian artist Bill Fontana has imagined a sound sculpture that mirrors a highly symbolic place. Silent Echoes makes a secret scene in Notre-Dame perceptible: the ten bells vibrate permanently. By means of seismic accelerometers, installed on these drones during an acoustic campaign on the most famous building site in France, the acoustic image of the cathedral and the imprint of a city are revealed and projected elsewhere. A work to be experienced on the terrace of level 5 of the Centre Pompidou, facing the two towers of Notre-Dame.

With Philippe Bettinelli, curator of the new media department

Perspective // Silent Echoes: Notre-Dame

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