Landscape in Transformation - expo Brest

Le 16 mai 2012
Montage de l'expo en temps record! Deux jours et demi. Top chrono. Guy, Timo, Francesco pour une structure en placo-plâtre et bois.

Pause croissants. Ralf, Anahita, Ulrike, Noémie, Julie, Sophie

Ronny

Ronny et Roman

Aymeric en jardinier

Maike

Geoffroy, Mikel et Marcelline

Les derniers préparatifs avec Fabienne et Isabelle aux brochettes de fruits.

Le 18 mai 2012 à 18h30, le vernissage

Geoffroy Dobbels

Mikel Béchu et Aymeric Caulay

Hélène Cressent

Mikel Béchu

Katharina Siegel

Roman Schultze

Sophie Salzer

Timo Herbst

Anne Fellner

Ronny Bulik

Maike Denker

Noémie Cartiaux

Romy Kroppe

Antje Gildemeiter

Ralf Hartmann, Katrin von Maltzhan, Yannick Lucea

 Le diner

Meeting in Brest

Monday, June 20th
Meeting with Ralf Hartmann and Katrin von Maltzahn at the School of art in Brest. Francesco Finizio, David Ryan, Sylvie Ungauer all professors and Nicolas Ollier, Assisting photographer hat the school of art of Brest. Katrin and Ralf have presented us the school of Leipzig and later the work of dozen students. Presentation also of places in Leipzig which interest these students.

Thomas Stephanblome

Timo Herbst

Sophie Salzer

Annahita Zielonka

Ronny Bulik

Romy Kroppe

Falko Erichsen

Anne Fellner

Eva Gaeding

Antje Gildemeister

Liat Grayer

Benedikt Leonhardt

Sebastian Muehl

Roman Schulze

Katharina Siegel

Nikolai Zabolotski

The students of Brest also presented their work :

Mikel Bechu
Martin Brune
Noémie Cartiaux
Aymeric Caulay
Hélène Cressent
Marion Diemer
Geoffroy Dobbels
Linda Le Pen
Marcelline Louyer
Julie Maignan
Guillaume Pellay
Eléonore Schlecht

We decided that every student should work on a presentation of his work for the new meeting which should take place in Leipzig, under simplified shape:
A representative work of the approach (only one work) with a text of synthesis, to make work easier.
Every student can use this blog to exchange in a preliminary way on the meeting. We have already observed similar approaches. We think it would be easy to build a common work.