Discover the artistic world of Martine Syms, an artist who mainly uses video, especially in short formats, to explore the representation of black bodies in contemporary visual culture. In her work entitled «Ugly Plymouths», Martine Syms continues her exploration of performance, storytelling and the different modes of image production. Through beach scenes and daily activities, highlighted by dialogues between three invisible characters, she highlights the city of Los Angeles as a site and location. This installation offers a portrait of Los Angeles in the digital age. Martine Syms' exhibition is part of the Rencontres d'Arles programme, as part of the Grand Arles Express, offering a unique opportunity to discover her work at the Carré d'Art. Take advantage of the flash tour offered by the mediators of Carré d'Art to explore in a random and dynamic way the works of the exhibition. These flash tours are organized every 30 minutes and will allow you to understand the different dimensions of Martine Syms' art. In addition, every 10 minutes, a specific room or work will be highlighted during a dedicated presentation. You will have the opportunity to dive deeper into some aspects of the exhibition.