As soon as you put it in the plural, it’s « douces » that comes as a complement, in the singular, it’s more traumatic and sometimes medical, in architecture, would « Malmaison » be one?
Years ago I was marked by the history of hysteria in the Alps, about women;
All this preamble to tell you that it is not the story I am going to tell you, despite the recurrent connection between art and madness… but how artists take it up and how it has marked me as a woman and curator of this part of the UFO exhibition
As the contemporary artist talks about the world we live in, he raises this question perfectly well, whether it is in a filigree way or in a more visual way where the trained eye surprises and feels it strongly
Here too it is a question of when it happens and in what context
The first work that made an impression on me was Adrian Paci’s « vedo rosso », where a monologue against a red background ends with « and there I was moved, just as the infinitesimal is moved in everyday life
Then I met Jeanne Susplugas again, whose « furby » had been a strong point for « unrest « * by its apparent lightness which masked a deep problem and here, I will present one of her last works which is deeply anchored in the question of alienation in particular of women in society, with this « false » documentary made with puppets
The third work selected, and not the least, is Ali Kazma’s « dancer », not at all thought out with this approach on the part of the artist and which nevertheless shows a form of « madness » through this choreography.
Then, scattered throughout the hotel, works by Frederic Nakache, an artist from Nice, can ask us about the relationship between art and madness.
Thanking OVNI, for having allowed to give free rein, not to a madness but to a reasoned approach of this artistic choice, to confront it with other proposals and to share it with very different audiences who visit these exhibitions during this festival in Nice.
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