Sculpture - 2017 Protocol: This is a game. Spectators must move the different chairs to start a game. The interactive installation entitled Méta-Drill takes the form of a game. Like musical chairs, 4 chairs are arranged on the ends of a pentagon drawn on the ground while a fifth rests in the center of this same figure. Spectators must move chairs to start a game. The chair in the center aims to reach the ends of the pentagon while the chairs placed on the ends of the figure

Sculpture - 2016 Protocol: Suspended theater which connects the Moiré, 3 deities who influence the destiny of the world, with the phenomenon of moiré which are spatial interferences. Coming from Greek mythology, the Fates are three deities of destiny. They act directly on History. A mental theater stands before the spectator's gaze. Dates are listed, three fields of action (attack, defense, taking sides) are listed within three columns made of metal. Each column represents

Sculpture - 2016 Protocol: Sculpture that questions the world through two opposing approaches: the reformist approach and the revolutionary approach. This sculpture deals with international politics and is based on a reflection by Pierre Faucheux, French typographer and graphic designer. Look for a long time / Flash violently. It is a question of confronting the world with two seemingly opposing political approaches. That is to say the reformist approach and the revolutionar