Plantamouves moves to the Center Pompidou!

 

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And it goes Bim, Bam, Boom!
The artist couple Clédat and Petitpierre pamper visitors as tall as three apples for rolls and balls in complete safety with this multicolored installation with deliciously geometric shapes: the aptly named Jardin des Plantamouves. Made of XXL rods in the colors of the rainbow, this soft playground is reminiscent of the famous pipes that adorn the facade of the Center Pompidou. Fortunately, these conduits are not accessible to our toddlers! Instead, the artist duo offers them this playful and colorful exhibition playing on their motor skills. Thanks to choreographic tutorials, children are invited to move, dance and reinvent their movements.

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