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XV ClassesXV Classes
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Alex Bloc

ArchivesArchives
AboutAbout
ShopShop
InfluencesInfluences
website by ccc.paris

Selected Works

Automated DrawingsAutomated Drawings
Forms and colorsForms and colors
Light and shadowLight and shadow
Rayures vibratoiresRayures vibratoires
Surfaces and matterSurfaces and matter
EphemeralEphemeral
ObjectsObjects
In situIn situ

Projects

Blue CarbonBlue Carbon
Forme(s) collectiveForme(s) collective
SandPrintsSandPrints
XV ClassesXV Classes
Ghazoua RooftopsGhazoua Rooftops

Contact

mail@alexbloc.commail@alexbloc.com
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Forme(s) Collective
2022
Acrylic paint on blockhaus. Collaboration with Clement Laurentin

For its first residency, 1872 Maison d’Artistes invited eight artists from two collectives : Lx.One (France), Augustine Kofie (USA), Carlos Mare (USA) & Remi Rough (UK) from AOC (Agents of Change), and Stéphane Carricondo (France), Romain Froquet (France), Théo Lopez (France-Spain) and Clément Laurentin (France) from 9th Concept.

From May 23 to 29, 2022, they worked in pairs on the blockhouses at Gurp Beach in Grayan et l’Hôpital, part of the old Atlantic Wall. They have honored the humanistic values of sharing, collaboration, transmission, history and memory in one immense collective on-site creation. In a brotherly manner, much like that of the D-Day liberators, they came from the United States, England, and France to express their messages of peace and solidarity on these vestiges of war.

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