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<p>© Philippe Krouk</p>

© Philippe Krouk

<p>© Barbara Prebel-Edelson</p>

© Barbara Prebel-Edelson

<p>© Félicie Bleesz</p>

© Félicie Bleesz

<p>© Félicie Bleesz</p>

© Félicie Bleesz

<p>Toto le Voyou, <em>Sans titre</em>, Series of pencil drawings on paper, 2024.</p>

Toto le Voyou, Sans titre, Series of pencil drawings on paper, 2024.

<p>Flore Faucheux, <em>Journal</em>, glazed stoneware, 2023 et<em> Livre le secourisme</em>, glazed stoneware, 2023.</p>

Flore Faucheux, Journal, glazed stoneware, 2023 et Livre le secourisme, glazed stoneware, 2023.

<p>Marine Nouvel, <em>Jardin d’hiver</em>, lichen, ceramics, wax, coconut milk, dried plants, 2024.</p>

Marine Nouvel, Jardin d’hiver, lichen, ceramics, wax, coconut milk, dried plants, 2024.

<p>FMRA, cneai =’s collection</p>

FMRA, cneai =’s collection

 

Maison Bleue - Blua Domo

Exposition
Artists
Alice Brygo•Flore Faucheux•Marine Nouvel•Toto le Voyou•
Dates
24.03.08 → 24.05.25

As part of the 2024 season, “Habiter le monde”, cneai = is giving carte blanche to a group of curators from the Sciences et Techniques de l’Exposition master’s program at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. The exhibition Maison Bleue - Blua Domo is based on the cneai = collections and works by four guest artists: Alice Brygo, Flore Faucheux, Marine Nouvel and Toto le Voyou. The exhibition takes as its starting point the imagery of the song San Francisco. Following the lyrics of the song, the exhibition is conceived as a space of the commons, where intimacies are created, exchanged and met in a foyer room.

Maison Bleue - Blua Domo

March 8 to May 25, 2024

ARTISTS
Alice Brygo, Flore Faucheux, Marine Nouvel, Toto le Voyou, with the participation of the collective La Serre
COMMISSARIAT
Félicie Bleesz, Emma Callegarin, Anaïs Gauduchon, Maya Krouk, Nina Musitelli, Barbara Pebrel-Edelson, Selma Robert and Juliette Troubat

Events

  • Housewarming*: March 7, 2024 from 6pm to 9pm
  • Workshop and performance: April 20, 2024 at 3pm, performance by the La Serre collective, followed by a gestural expression workshop.
    Closing of the lease*: May 25, 2024

Since its foundation, the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris has been a place where minds from all over the world meet and share experiences. This community heritage is at the heart of our exhibition, inspired by Maxime Le Forestier’s song “San Francisco”. The cneai = becomes a space of the commons where intimacies are woven, and embodies living-together.
Our proposal chooses the home as the focal point, bringing our Maison Bleue to life. It symbolizes the essence of the commons, a place where residents come together, exchange ideas and build shared memories. It’s in this warm place that we invite you to settle in, become members of the household and grab objects according to your everyday reflexes.
Drawing on plastic works and ephemera collected by cneai =, objects with singular editorial work, the exhibition Maison Bleue - Blua Domo bears witness to these shared experiences. It becomes a living space where community and creativity converge, inviting everyone to contribute.
Taking the rooms of a house as its starting point, the tour begins with a dining room featuring ceramics by Flore Faucheux, shelters designed by Toto le Voyou and creative workshops. Further on, a playroom of ephemera offers the chance to play alone or with others. A film by Alice Brygo, shown in the adjacent lounge, explores the concept of a chosen family and belonging. To conclude this exploration of a universe where intimacy and sharing mingle, Marine Nouvel’s winter garden invites us to escape to new imaginations beyond the walls of this Maison Bleue.

cneai =

Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris 17 Bd Jourdan, 75014 Paris
Opening hours: Wednesday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., open one Saturday a month on March 23, April 20 and May 25, 2024, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Exceptional closing on Friday, March 15, 2024
For more availability on Saturdays, please make an appointment by writing to: maisonbleuebluadomo@gmail.com

With the support of

DRAC Île-de-France, Région Île-de-France, in partnership with Cité internationale universitaire de Paris and Maison de l’Île-de-France.
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