They pour their heart 💙 in an unalterable bound of passion and obedience, deliberately choose to remain enchained ⛓ in an endless string of records 📜.

Equipped ⚔️ with care for whatever may come 🕰, 𝔑𝔬𝔫-𝔉𝔲𝔫𝔤𝔦𝔟𝔩𝔢 𝔏𝔬𝔳𝔢𝔯𝔰 shall endure a peaceful eternity of decentralized, encrypted agreements 🔒.

This diptyque was created as the cover for the next release of Mamma Rassise 📖 run by my own non-fungible lover Marine Forestier.

In this video presented as part of the collective exhibition “Premier Quartier” at MLIS with the collective Les enfants de Diane, the character of Mo appears for the first time, inspired by Grandma Oudgoul in the novel Terminus Radieux by Antoine Volodine. A symbol of pugnacity and independence, whom the radiation from failing nuclear power plants has made immortal in a post-apocalyptic USSR, Mémé Oudgoul no longer reports to anyone. She has gone beyond the theoretical limits of life to become a mythical character, inhabiting the earth no longer being subject to its physical, moral or administrative laws. Freed from these constraints, accompanied by the attributes of the goddess she has decided to become, she patiently redefines the rules of her existence.

In February 2020, I came into contact with the architecture agency TVK for the realization of an 8x4m model representing a set of continents with a level of detail close to mm. Integrating their office for a period of one month , we worked just in time to complete the project before the 2020 Venice Architecture Biennale, where it was to be exhibited. It was finally in 2021, in a calmer sanitary context, that the model was presented to the French pavilion.

Team TVK: Armelle Le Mouëllic, David Malaud, Sarah Sauton, Océane Ragoucy (project manager), Antoine Bertaudière, Carole Chevalier, Victor Francisco, Michele Franzoi, Amaury Haumont, Pauline Le Fur, Michael Loconte, Clément Masurier, Fanny Maurel, Mathieu Mercuriali, Gianluca Mezzanotte, Stela Moceanu, Jihana Nassif, Maider Papandinas, Jil Philippot, Raphaël Videcoq, Antoine Viney
3D model: Arnaud Prat, Guillaume Seyller
Fabrication: The Consortium Team
Photographs: Laurian Ghinitoiu and Julien Hourcade

In 2021, the innovation laboratory of the city of Lyon ERASME invites us to design its Second Lab, a virtual space in which teams can meet to collaborate, host conferences, welcome the public and show projects and prototypes in progress. The Mozilla Hubs platform was chosen for its ease of use, allowing Erasme teams to easily modify the spaces according to their needs. Seven distinct places have been designed, encompassing different themes specific to the metropolis of Lyon and making the link with the physical spaces of Erasme.

With Kevin Ardito and Célia Bonnet-Ligeon