PETIT CHEMIN PLANTAIRE
Price On Request Florence DoléacPetit Chemin Plantaire2010InstallationInvitation de Fondation 93 en coopération avec Gérard BordeLe CRAFT et Porcelaine Pierre Arquié, Limoges“Small Flat Way” is a footbridge whose surface is made of porcelain tiles with a raised motif, a kind of tactile vocabulary, inspired by Braille. The foot confined in its shoe ends up by losing its subtle capacities enabling it to analyze terrain. The information transmitted by the soles of the feet to the brain permits good stability in the erect posture. This information comes from nerve endings located beneath the soles of the feet. This walking surface, whose relief is made up of small blocks, means that the soles of the feet can be massaged while walking, when barefoot. It invites visitors to try out this barefoot, eyes-closed stimulation. The relief made up of small round blocks is adapted to a gentle stimulation of the soles which does not saturate the information pertaining to them. These small blocks hobnob with the tiniest nerve endings for a batter upkeep of our initial capacities.Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac introduce a tension between production and exhibition, with answers that brim with wit and poetry, but she also develops a line of questioning about function and its contrasting counterpart: uselessness. Her proposals and ideas sidestep established codes in order to upset the way we usually perceive things; she intercepts our gestures by putting a finger on their limits. The incongruousness of the various situations thus created refers us to our own...
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ADADA
Price On Request Florence DoléacAdada2010Installation, assise, balles pvc gonflables, textile enduit pvc, filet polypropylène, velcro“Adada” is a round armchair that fits six, offering seating in an astride position. The people in it may sit opposite one another, back to back, or caterpillar-like, as at a fairground. Three primary-coloured systems are formed by inflatable balls in two sizes fitted in like...
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VILAC, 100 ANS DE JOUETS EN BOIS
Price On Request Vilac, 100 ans de jouets en bois2010Les arts décoratifs, musée du jouet, ParisMuséographie: Dorothée Charles & Hervé HalgandScénographie: Florence Doléac, Assistée de Violaine Visentin & Yonah RiolletThe project proposes to explore all angles of the Vilac universe in a friendly and joyful world that entertains young and old.The toys are set by themes that you will guess,...
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EN GARDE
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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AURORE BORÉALE
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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PEAU D’HOUSSE II
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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LUNATIQUE
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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POM POM DUST
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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LE SALOON VERT
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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SATELLITE DREAMS II
Price On Request Florence Doléac sets her work in an interstitial space where design hobnobs with art, and where presentation and production methods waver between a system that is both commercial and institutional. The fact that she lays claim to this not very common stance endows her with a specific identity. The fact is that not only does Florence Doléac...
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UNTITLED: SHELVES N°5 (STOLMEN) SERIES
Price On Request The London-based artist Matthew Darbyshire was born in 1977 in Cambridge, UK and studied under acclaimed sculptor Phyllida Barlow at the Slade School of Art before completing his training at Londons Royal Academy Schools in 2005.Likened to a more devilish Pierre Bourdieu, in Daryshires works taste is the bait and class the snare. Referring to the everyday...
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UNTITLED: SHELVES N°4 (STOLMEN) SERIES
Price On Request The London-based artist Matthew Darbyshire was born in 1977 in Cambridge, UK and studied under acclaimed sculptor Phyllida Barlow at the Slade School of Art before completing his training at Londons Royal Academy Schools in 2005.Likened to a more devilish Pierre Bourdieu, in Daryshires works taste is the bait and class the snare. Referring to the everyday...
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UNTITLED: SHELVES N°3 (STOLMEN) SERIES
Price On Request The London-based artist Matthew Darbyshire was born in 1977 in Cambridge, UK and studied under acclaimed sculptor Phyllida Barlow at the Slade School of Art before completing his training at Londons Royal Academy Schools in 2005.Likened to a more devilish Pierre Bourdieu, in Daryshires works taste is the bait and class the snare. Referring to the everyday...
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