Yoan Sorin’s work takes the form of paintings applied to a variety of supports, of sculptures made from a variety of materials, of objects assembled and then painted, and of performances involving his own body. Each element feeds or even contaminates the others in a fluid process, within installations that constitute three-dimensional compositions constantly renewed by the visitors’ wander. Inhabited, his exhibitions, in which color is a determining element, bathe in an atmosphere where serenity coexists with anxiety.

For his exhibition at 40mcube, Chronique de l’oubli, Yoan Sorin creates new works that play with time. Like an tear-off calendar, one painting replaces another each week, while metronomes-sculptures punctuate the exhibition.

Playing with words – chronicle in its double meaning, as a chronological narrative and as something that settles in slowly but permanently, which he associates in a contradictory way with oblivion – Yoan Sorin speaks of the latent urgency of our times.

This exhibition is part of Exporama.

Carla Adra is a French, Canadian and Lebanese artist whose work, composed of performances, installations, videos, drawings, writing, and more) is based on everyday life, its contexts and its hazards.

Conceived as working with the living, the artist’s practice refers to the notion of intimacy, which she defines as a matter, an interface, a friction, that links beings together in a continuum of relationships.

With her desire to generate connections between people, She develops systems that create links and act as sounding boards, making audible words that have found no refuge and that are usually disqualified. Speaking of others through herself, her work questions self-effacement and disappearance behind the stories, aspirations and feelings of those whose words she listens to, endorses and passes on.

For her exhibition at 40mcube, she developes new situations that reflect her work process.