An exhibition will take place on Tuesday 22th of october at 17:30 pm in Sciences Po Bordeaux hall.
It will present the works of 4 artists/researchers :
Clémentine Donini As a visual artist and artistic and cultural worker, she designs and conducts activities and workshops around her artistic practice. She is also involved in projects that promote cultural participation and arts education. Graduate of the professional master Performing artist: artistic practices and social action, she works with all types of public and within various structures (associations, schools, cultural and social). His practice and research work focuses on the link between visual arts and cartography. She is also interested in the social significance of spatial representations and imaginary projection - through interactive art and our relationships to places. With the support of multidisciplinary documentation, particularly in the humanities and social sciences, and a vast plastic language (mixed media, painting, collage, monotype, installation, photography, video, use of recovered materials), she works on themes related to human and urban movements, to the history and memory of places as well as analogies between cartography and the images around us. More broadly, his productions are realized through notions such as accumulation, superposition, stratification, ephemeral, language, disappearance and the imaginary.
Lise Bourdeau-Lepage is professor of geography at the Université Lyon-3 Jean Moulin. Researcher at the Joint Research Unit Environment, City, Society (CRGA - Center for Research in Geography and Planning), she conducts research in geography and urban economy.
His work, in a multidisciplinary perspective, focuses on the processes of recomposition and growth of cities (urban forms, residential locations, urban sprawl, megapolisation, socio-spatial segregation) and on metropolisation (place of cities in the world, role of metropolises in history), in connection with the issue of sustainable development. She is currently interested in socio-spatial inequalities in the city, in Greater Paris, the measure of the well-being of individuals and the place of nature in the city.
Vidéo "Bien-être et cadre de vie. Le regard des parents" / Lise Bourdeau-Lepage, in colloque interdisciplinaire international « Bébé, petite enfance en contextes », Toulouse, 15-17 mai 2019.
Pascale Rallion
Born in Bordeaux, Pascale Rallion studied art at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Bordeaux, pursuing her dream since the age of 11 to become a painter. In June 1984, she obtained the Diplôme National Supérieur d'Expression. Plastic, mention Art. She worked for several years as an illustrator-illustrator in the field of publishing and communication, as well as as artistic director for advertising agencies in the Bordeaux region.
A diploma of multimedia project manager obtained in 1999, led her to higher education, she works since July 2000 as an engineer for digital education at the University of Bordeaux, while continuing her artistic practice.
The pictorial world of Pascale Rallion is resolutely oceanic, shaped by sand and water, but also feeds on her fascination for human activities related to the maritime world, fishing, bridges, shipbuilding.
Julia Scharinger-Schöttel is a graphic designer, illustrator and artist. Before founding her own mindkitchen design studio, she worked for several years as a fashion designer and junior art director for companies in Bregenz, Vienna and New York. The focus of her work is always on people - in their projects in the public space, in the artistic exploration of urban multi-ethnic diversity as well as in the creative interaction with others.
She is basically curious about other people and unknown corners of the city. Her love belongs to the exciting life stories, interesting faces, poetic snapshots and often also oblique pictures, which she finds here. As an observer, discoverer, collector, narrator and communicator, she documents what she has found with the help of the media painting, language, typography and textiles - a "work-in-progress" ...
