The exhibition brings together 63 artists, 89 works including 74 from the Frac collection and 10 guest artists. It offers a multi-entry reflection on what makes home through the notions of identity, language and memory related to individuals and collective dynamics.
This third and last part thinks of the form of disintegration, transformation and even sublimation of identities (fluidity, creolization, otherness). Through a landscape of signs tending towards abstraction (Lucy Skaer, Thea Djordjadze or Melike Kara), the images are diluted and the bodies rest (Bernard Frize, Camille Picquot or Chris Shaw). If anything elusive remains, hollow, tongues and memories continue to crackle.