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Institut pour la photographie, Lille2019
Galerie du temps2019
École nationale supérieure d'arts de Paris-Cergy2019
Le Pavillon du mouvement continu (Hypar)2019
Le Violon d’Ingres2018
Campus Aquafin2018
Douy Delcupe2018
Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers2018
Adieu, me dit cette pensée, je n’irai pas plus loin2018
ESAAA Ecole Supérieure d’Arts Annecy Alpes2017
No tears for the creatures of the night2017
Institut Henri Poincaré, Paris2017
Une clarté artificielle, jaune et pâle2016
Mo.Co. Hôtel des collections2016
Centre national de la danse, Pantin2016
Les couleurs du ciel2016
La nuit est plus sombre avant l’aube2015
Chaise Lambert2015
Folie L52015
Collection Lambert en Avignon2015
From the sun to the cloud (from 3 000 k to 6 000 k)2014
La Mort de Cleopatre / La Dame de Monte Carlo / Erwartung2014
Sans titre (Vallée de l'Asse)2014
Augusta Raurica2014
Centre culturel Calvi-Balagne, Scène Nationale2014
Le Jardin des diversions2013
Sans titre (Le Jardin des diversions)2013
Fata Morgana2013
Sommeil Nerveux (icosahedron light balls)2013
Planetarium Sorrow2013
Maison de la culture de Seine-Saint-Denis, Bobigny2013
Magic carpet2013
La Densità dello Spettro2012
Public spaces and pavilions for the Lausanne EPFL2012
Centre d'Art Contemporain de Tours2012
Par la contrainte2012
Dübendorf Schule2012
Divine2012
Notus Loci2012
Mademoiselle Julie2011
Altered States2011
Mucem - Fort Saint-Jean, Marseille2011
Le déclin du jour2010
Sans titre2010
Ça va, a prefabricated movie theater2010
Don’t Trust Anyone Over Thirty The Storyboard2010
Miss Julie2010
Descendents of the Eunuch Admiral2010
Pompidou Mobile2009
Pompidou Mobile2009
La Maison des grands lacs2009
The Prophecy2008
Drip feed2008
Dr Jekyll & Mr Mouse2008
Feuillet d'Hypnos, Unité d’habitation 3 jours2007
Festival d'Avignon2007
Grand Opening2006
Ça va2006
DTAOT: Combine (Don’t Trust Anyone Over Thirty, All Over Again)2006
La Maison des Morts2006
Hippolyte2005
Don't Trust Anyone Over Thirty2004

Sans titre (Le Jardin des diversions)

Creation of a public art on ARTEM campus
Nancy, France
2013
Client: Solorem, Ville de Nancy
Berger&Berger
Team: Luke Gleeson, Théo Vachon, Corentin Vendryes, Paolo Migliori
Collaborator: Bollinger + Grohmann, France (Structural engineering)
Executive producer: Eva Albarran & Co

All at once sculpture, architecture, and garden, Le Jardin des diversions is constructed with materials commonly found in modern architecture: glass dyed in the mass and steel, fundamental materials of modern architecture. It is composed of six layers of glass panels dyed in black (38 percent transmission of light) that form a regular, 250 cm‑high grid of twenty-five 500 × 500 cm cells. A mirror when seen from outside the structure, the dyed material allows for the transmission of light and the transparency from one “layer” of the pavilion to the other but only to a certain extent. Wherever the observer finds him- or herself, the transparency is not total throughout the entire structure. The openings are set up so that the gaze cannot traverse the whole apparatus from north to south or from east to west. This pavilion is organized in a radioconcentric way, from the center to the periphery. But unlike the panoptical principle, the gaze, from the central cell, constantly runs up against a wall. Each layer of glass is qualified by the same degree of transparency. The accumulation of all of them produces a phenomenon of absorbance and therefore of the pavilion’s relative opacity.