SUPER TERRAM

An immersive and sensory exposure

In an old industrial factory in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, SUPER TERRAM brings together eleven international artists among the most daring in the contemporary urban scene.

Over 3,000 m2, this immersive exhibition transforms space into a veritable artistic laboratory, where each work resonates with the tensions of our time. SUPER TERRAM — "outside the ground" in Latin — evokes our artificial existences, disconnected from the living, and finds its shape in organic, evolutionary, and deeply sensitive installations. Sculptures, paintings, digital works, visual and sound devices: all pieces are made in situ, with natural materials such as earth, wood or rock. Covered with earth, the exhibition space becomes a symbolic and sensory terrain, a raw scene that activates the five senses and invites an extraordinary experience.

Led by Gaël Lefeuvre's curatorial gaze, this exhibition affirms a demanding vision of urban art, oriented towards experimentation, context and direct relation to space. Guest artists — Michael Beitz, Gonzalo Borondo, CELA, A. L. Crego, Germain Ipin, Joaquín Jara, Addam Yekutieli (aka Know Hope), Amir Roti, Seth, Axel Void, and Matteo Berardone (Vidéaste) — share a common taste for matter, site, alteration and memory. Their works live, evolve, sometimes deteriorate, permeate with the moment. They remind us that creation, like existence, is made of cycles, between construction and disappearance.

Artiste(s)

Michael Beitz, Matteo Berardone, Gonzalo Borondo, CELA, A.L. Crego, Germain Ipin, Joaquín Jara, Amir Roti, Seth, Axel Void, Addam Yekutieli (aka Know Hope)