Dysnomia exhibition by Vincent Fournier at the Rabouan Moussion Gallery
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Inspired by science fiction, Vincent Fournier's photographs present in this personal exhibition show alternative versions of our world, like The National Museum #3, giving us a glimpse of the curved architecture of this museum Brazilian, which appears here almost unreal and futuristic. This photograph thus invites us to question the place of Man in the face of the immensity of a space within which the sky is none other than an invitation to dream, a projection towards a distant and imaginary universe, to the crossroads of appearances, where the border between reality and fiction blurs and gradually fades.
Did you know?
If photography remains the artist's preferred medium, other techniques such as 3D printing, video or installations can also sometimes accompany some of his projects.
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