Chloé Sassi

Interspaces, 2022

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Residences Art Explora x Artagon

To coincide with the transformation of Hangar Y into a cultural and events venue, 10 young, recently graduated artists have been invited by Art Explora and Artagon to reuse materials from the hangar's construction site to create works of art, during a residency in September 2022.

Chloé Sassi

Interspaces, 2022 

Video, approx. 30' long

Directed and edited by Chloé Sassi

Filmed by Celine Fantino

With Carla Magnier, Jule Truyoli, Dahlia Koum Sam, Joachim Cohen, Marie-Thé Alirot, Thierry Guedj, Diana Gomez and Chloé Sassi

Based on exploratory workshops led by Chloé Sassi, Carla Magnier and Thierry Guedj

Costumes by Clara Poulard

Styling by Dahlia Koum Sam

Sound mixing by Fred Avril 

With vocals by Carla Magnier, Joachim Cohen, Jule Truyoli, Dahlia Koum Sam, Chloé Sassi and Clara Poulard

Description of the work

Reflecting onin situ and what it means to "inhabit a space", Chloé Sassi offers a sensory retranscription of a collective experience. Interspaces is a collaborative video shot in the Meudon forest, around Hangar Y. It is the result of a series of relational and bodily exploration workshops with volunteer residents of the town of Meudon, in a quest for intergenerational casting. These encounters were an opportunity for the artist to explore alternative modes of sociability based on the non-verbal. Through singing, contact dance and somatic practices, the aim is to experience the environment in a quest for ultra-contact. Costumes take on particular importance, with "relational prostheses" linking the different protagonists. By seeking to occupy the forest with the bodies present, Chloé Sassi deploys a collective improvisation in the public space, questioning the relationship with non-humans and the possibilities of utopia. 

‍Biographyof the artist

Chloé Sassi is a French artist who lives and works in Bagnolet. She is a graduate of the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (2021) and the Villa Arson (2019).

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