Sculpture
January 11, 2024
Enrique Ramírez
My time, your time, other times Project On April 6, 1922, in Paris, the physicist Albert Einstein and the philosopher Henri Bergson publicly debate the concept of time. The sea has no time, that is to say, we don’t see its time in the aging of the landscape, but in its depths and in what
July 28, 2023
Cécile Fouillade – Siqou
A sculptural and translucent world From surface poetry to depths After observing the fauna and flora of different polar lands in summer and winter, on the surface of open and frozen waters, today Sigou wishes to shift her focus to life beneath the surface. She wants to highlight another world, discreet and vital—marine biodiversity, in
August 2, 2022
Irene Kopelman
A matter of scale At Tara I am working with the images generated by an instrument called Flow Cam—which process sea water samples into bidimensional images in the computer, thousands of images from a condense sample collected at sea. The immensity of the ocean into a tiny sample in which we can find thousands of
March 7, 2022
Nicolas Floc’h
Artificial reefs & underwater landscapes At the crossroads of art and science, Nicolas Floc’h embarked aboard Tara between Tokyo and Keelung ((March 23 to April 28) to continue his reflection on the representation of habitats and the underwater environment. While aboard, he accompanied the scientists on all their dives and worked on his inventory of
December 16, 2021
Mara G Haseltine
At the crossroads of art, technology and social change. A passion for the natural sciences is evident in the work of Mara G.Haseltine. She is inspired by the microscopic world and even her most abstract sculptures are enlargements of microscopic and even submicroscopic forms. Whenever possible, she merges her art practice with scientific experiments and
December 9, 2021
Elsa Guillaume
Travel diaries During her residency, she created a travel diary with daily sketches, notes and anecdotes which were later used to do her “Coral Cosmography” project. This is a large drawn map, inspired by ancient nautical charts known as « portulans ». “It’s curiosity that motivates me to listen and read these stories, but also to travel
November 23, 2021
Manon Lanjouère
Her artistic research is scientific and poetic Her work has been exhibited in France and abroad, notably at the Maison européenne de la photo-graphie (Paris); the Benaki Museum (Athens); HOSOO gallery during the Kyotography Festival (Kyoto); the Festival Photo Gacilly; la Fondazione Palazzo da Mosto pour Fotografia Europea (Italy). Her work also appears in private
September 23, 2021
Noémie Sauve
Technique inspires me to sensitive design « My residency aboard Tara expanded my field of investigation (until then terrestrial) to the marine world, and enriched my global reflections on ecology, understood as ‘the effect of the whole on the whole’, a territory of infinite interdependencies ». J’ai embarqué en Nouvelle-Zélande, avant de rejoindre l’Australie où j’ai assisté