In recent days, as part of K-Live, the cartography of the Open Air Museum (MACO) has been enriched with three new works.
Art and ecology, 994 bd de Verdun
The fresco on Boulevard de Verdun is a new chapter of the “OcéanoRue†project, supported and financed by the PPR (priority research program) Ocean and Climate, in collaboration with the artist Quentin Chaudat and the researcher Marion Richard (Ifremer/MARBEC). The work awakens awareness by offering another reading of the living, where humans are represented as one component among others. Thanks to different QRCodes placed on the facade, citizens can collect information on the different species drawn. They will also have access to international expertise carried out on climate change (IPCC) and biodiversity (IPBES).
Art and society, 125 grand rue Haute
This work, created by the artist Jeanne Roualet, is displayed on a facade whose perspective opens onto the port and the Mediterranean. The composition of this fresco echoes the work carried out for several months by the artist with unaccompanied migrant minors who live in Sète, in collaboration with the Habitat Jeunes medical team, a doctor and a nurse The project develops a reflection around imaginary identity, memory and projection towards the future through the figure of flight and migratory movement, the fresco will offer a metaphor of passage, of. resilience and the ability to build a horizon.
Art and sport, Louis-Michel stadium
Located on the facade of the Louis-Michel stadium, this new fresco by Cadrage FC, a duo of artists from Sète and Lyon, transforms the SC Sète sports venue into a tribute to the history and legend of the club. The iconic work is designed as an extension of the stadium’s architecture. The existing lines, circles and openings are integrated into the composition in order to underline the very identity of the building. A remarkable creation.
