Originally planned for a cleared area overhanging a modernist building, Marches 1 remained a scale model. Seemingly rising from the ground, boards made individual and fixed on pairs of cleats of different heights confront the intangible aura of a public place. The sculpture in direct response to the architecture is thought as a slow and silent march about to reverse the authorities.
Guillaume Jezy
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1 - maquette 1/20», 2014, cardboard, balsa, MDF, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1 - maquette 1/20», 2014, cardboard, balsa, MDF, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1 - maquette 1/20», 2014, cardboard, balsa, MDF, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1 - maquette 1/20», 2014, cardboard, balsa, MDF, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1 - maquette 1/20», 2014, cardboard, balsa, MDF, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Guillaume Jezy / Jezy Knez, «Marches 1», 2014, Artiguès-près-Bordeaux, view of the installation site, photographie : Guillaume Jezy et Jérémy Knez
Steps 1 – model 1/20, 2014
Model of the project selected for "Art and landscape - the Artiguès-près-Bordeaux meetings 2014 edition" / canceled