Euroscope méditerranée
Euroscope méditerranée

2012
Coin-operated telescope base, sniper rifle and video projection
variable dimensions
Sound design: Fernando de Miguel

Photo: Ilmari Kalkkinen

 This installation echoes the Arab spring and the various reactions it triggered north of the Mediterranean Sea. It was first exhibited during the French presidential elections of 2012 when Nicolas Sarkozy was chosen a picture of the Aegean Sea for h

This installation echoes the Arab spring and the various reactions it triggered north of the Mediterranean Sea. It was first exhibited during the French presidential elections of 2012 when Nicolas Sarkozy was chosen a picture of the Aegean Sea for his campaign posters. That is about when the migration crisis became a critical issue and when the Mediterranean Sea started to look like a Desert of the Tartars for many a European citizen. As in the See-food project or the 22nd century Woman, Président Vertut proposed wry and bitter “solutions” that reflected this atmosphere of wariness.

Photo: Villa Bernasconi - Nouvelles Vagues - 2016 ©Dylan Perrenoud

Euroscope méditerranée

HD video loop
Sound design: Fernando de Miguel

President Vertut at TMproject, Genève
Euroscope méditerranée
 This installation echoes the Arab spring and the various reactions it triggered north of the Mediterranean Sea. It was first exhibited during the French presidential elections of 2012 when Nicolas Sarkozy was chosen a picture of the Aegean Sea for h
Euroscope méditerranée
President Vertut at TMproject, Genève
Euroscope méditerranée

2012
Coin-operated telescope base, sniper rifle and video projection
variable dimensions
Sound design: Fernando de Miguel

Photo: Ilmari Kalkkinen

This installation echoes the Arab spring and the various reactions it triggered north of the Mediterranean Sea. It was first exhibited during the French presidential elections of 2012 when Nicolas Sarkozy was chosen a picture of the Aegean Sea for his campaign posters. That is about when the migration crisis became a critical issue and when the Mediterranean Sea started to look like a Desert of the Tartars for many a European citizen. As in the See-food project or the 22nd century Woman, Président Vertut proposed wry and bitter “solutions” that reflected this atmosphere of wariness.

Photo: Villa Bernasconi - Nouvelles Vagues - 2016 ©Dylan Perrenoud

Euroscope méditerranée

HD video loop
Sound design: Fernando de Miguel

President Vertut at TMproject, Genève
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