Video: La Ville Molle

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Atelier Raum Architects shared this video of one of their recent projects, an installation for a contemporary art exhibition in France. Accompanied by original music from the french band Mansfield Tya, La Ville Molle was co-produced by the Ecole Nationale Superieure d’Art de , the FRAC Centre and implemented with the collaboration of the city of and the Council district downtown. Follow the break for drawings, photographs, and a video showing the installation of the exhibition.

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La Ville Molle is a art piece created during the Raum’s residency at The Box gallery, in the ’ National Higher School of Art. It questions the harshness of the city, the ground’s capacity to change, to bring a singular use and create situations. The piece is an implant, slipped beneath the ground, which processes and modifies our relation to this, our relationship with the city.

Architects: Atelier Raum Architects
Location: Biennale d’art contemporain de , France
Collaborators: Students of the ’ National Higher School of Art (Elise Benetreau-Dupin, Jennifer Bretcheteau, Maud-Aline Carpier, Justine Dardoise, Pauline Gaudry, Aude Coutarel, Ziqi Wei, Micka‘l Dos Santos, Malika Ouedraogo, Sunyoung Choi, Lionel Krüm et Alexandre Kongasio)
Production: FRAC Centre, La Box & Ecole nationale supérieure d’art de
Project Year: 2010
Photographs and Video: Atelier Raum Architects
Music: Carla Pallone (Mansfield Tya)

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