Carcasse’ is a group exhibition exploring the concept of the carcass, both literally and figuratively.
Through a selection of sculptures, it invites reflection on the themes of structure, vestige and transformation.
Students at Le Carré des Arts have taken up this theme to explore the physical and symbolic aspects of the carcass. Their varied works reveal the many facets of what is often perceived as the remains, the wreckage or the skeleton.
Here, the carcass transcends its primary definition as an abandoned structure or remains to become a fertile ground for creation. It embodies the memory of a form, of a previous life, while offering a canvas for new interpretations and meanings.
In short, ‘Carcasse’ is a celebration of perpetual transformation and resilience.
Free admission to all audiences through the Hall du Théâtre
Students at Le Carré des Arts have taken up this theme to explore the physical and symbolic aspects of the carcass. Their varied works reveal the many facets of what is often perceived as the remains, the wreckage or the skeleton.
Here, the carcass transcends its primary definition as an abandoned structure or remains to become a fertile ground for creation. It embodies the memory of a form, of a previous life, while offering a canvas for new interpretations and meanings.
In short, ‘Carcasse’ is a celebration of perpetual transformation and resilience.
Free admission to all audiences through the Hall du Théâtre
