“It is a fundamental part of our personal and collective histories. It can be a controversial place, often unwelcoming, challenging our fears. It’s a place to be with yourself, to plunge into your thoughts, both contemplative and introspective. It smells of chlorine, shampoo and wet swimming costumes. It’s also a meeting point with a square, grid-like architecture, where we’ve all created memories, and where film-makers like to anchor their stories. It’s an all-blue place, ideal for staying fit, where you can exercise every muscle in your body and practise your discipline. It’s a place of all ages, all genders and all body types. What sweet afternoons I’ve spent at the pool\u2026”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Apr\u00e8s-midis piscine<\/em> is a project based on the concept of heterotopia forged by Michel Foucault in his lecture Des espaces autres<\/em> at the Cercle d’\u00e9tudes architecturales in 1967. This publication brings together my drawings, photos and texts, as well as testimonies and archive images about swimming pools.<\/p>\n\n\n\n 84 colour pages on gloss and matte paper, Swiss style hand-binding. (school project)<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “It is a fundamental part of our personal and collective histories. It can be a controversial place, often unwelcoming, challenging our fears. It’s a place to be with yourself, to plunge into your thoughts, both contemplative and introspective. It smells of chlorine, shampoo and wet swimming costumes. It’s also a meeting point with a square, […]<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":298,"template":"","pratique":[19,5,9],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n