THE WORLD HAS NEVER BEEN MORE TRANSPARENT

"The world has never been more transparent" is a scenographic platform that brings together a collection of sound and visual works selected in relation to the architecture of the Minsheng Museum designed by Jacques Ferrier for the French pavilion of the Shanghai World Expo in Shanghai 2010.

The exhibition, on all four levels of the building, combines more than thirty installations throughout a roaming with light waves and sound vibrations, in resonances and dissonances, alternating immersive spaces, Interactive or contemplative.

The central idea of ​​the "transparency" that animates this exhibition is a large polysemy. In incessant variability and relativity, it characterizes multiple domains of social, political, moral, aesthetic ... with the aim, by becoming an ethic, the fantasy of an integral transparency.

Consisting rather of a series of filterings of the real, a kind of mirror with multiple facets, it immediately induces a world of correspondences and metamorphoses, between music and visual arts, real and virtual worlds, and ultimately evokes a world More and more secrecy.