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Les Amis invite you to discover Marion Verboom's studio and her world of sculpture. Marion combines respect and inventiveness, drawing inspiration from history. The artist approaches construction as a challenge, a means of glorifying the human condition through structures such as megaliths, pyramids and cathedrals.
Marion works side by side with craftsmen, valuing skills that reinvent codes. She is particularly fond of rocaille, a mason's art of creating beautiful shapes in mortar. At ease with raw materials, Marion also uses terms related to motherhood to describe her creative process, speaking of nuclei, matrices and gestation. The earth she shapes is fertile and she works with passion. 

With Annalisa Rimmaudo, attachée de conservation au service des collections contemporaines

Marion Verboom's Studio

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Lina Ghotmeh's work and personality could be described as humanist. Born in Beirut in 1980, she grew up in this thousand-year-old cosmopolitan city marked by the scars of war. Although she wanted to become an archaeologist, her studies led her to question traces, memory, space and landscape in a different way, developing her projects through a profoundly sustainable approach and, in her words, “an archaeology of the future”.  After graduating, Lina continued her training at the École Spéciale d'Architecture de Paris, where she became an associate professor between 2008 and 2015. While working with Ateliers Jean Nouvel and Foster & Partners in London, she won the international competition for the Estonian National Museum in 2005. Following this event, she co-founded DGT Architects in Paris, bringing this great National Museum to fruition. It has become emblematic of avant-garde architecture, combining relevance and beauty of gesture. Lina Ghotmeh's approach, imbued with extreme sensitivity, bears witness to her visionary eye and libertarian spirit in each of her proposals. Notable projects include Réalimenter Masséna and the El Khoury Foundation's Stone Garden complex in Beirut. 

En compagnie de Marie-Ange Brayer, cheffe du Service du design et de la prospective industrielle

Lina Ghotmeh's Studio // IC, GAX, MR