We all have our opinions, preferences, or ideas when absorbing a work of art and we sometimes even say to our inner selves- \u201cI could do that myself\u201d. Annaig was initially reluctant to exhibit her work as she had the sentiment that her oeuvre was not yet complete\u2026 that an element was lacking for it to feel fully accomplished. This is what spurred the idea of bringing the viewer into the heart of the creative process and , and hence allowing the interested buyer to participate in the completion of the composition.\u2028\u2028The first part of this new series Autrement, Saison I, is based in a unique place in Brittany photographed by Anna\u00efg during the first confinement. Every day, she placed her camera at the same exact spot and took a photograph. She then overlaid photographs taken over several days, vertically, and this because the pandemic has changed the way we see life around us. Our bearings have changed and our points of view have evolved. The final work of art is then completed with a photograph that represents somewhere else, from the time when the world was still considered as normal, albeit still in this verticalized view.\u00a0\u2028\u2028One of her works, 107 Sans Titre, is left incomplete, purposely, with a view to let creativity flow and ideas to emerge unhindered. Everything is possible to bring completion to this work: a photo, a painting, a sentence, an object \u2026 you become the artist!<\/p>\n
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