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Evolve in interactive room scale and with its spatialized, around the graffiti that the resisters engraved during their detention in prison.
Drawn from the mine or fingertips, they tell the story of occupied France and those who were willing to sacrifice their lives to fight it. Engraved in the plaster of the walls, in the stone, the wood of the doors and the prison furniture, the aluminum of the dishes, inscribed on the pages of a book, the graffiti found in the prisons deliver names, dates, sometimes addresses and telephone numbers, confessions, farewells, wills, newspapers, declarations of love, questions, drawings and poems.
You will find yourself in a cell of a French prison of 9m², as it could be the day after the Liberation. A cell whose layers of graffiti (words, drawings, calendars) have sedimented over time until forming a vast fresco of motifs superimposed on each other. Cracks with light and sound pulsations encourage the visitor to approach the walls. If you look closely at the cracks, you’ll see graffiti. Graffiti that would have escaped the successive brushing that is usually used to erase them.