At 36, the visual artist was distinguished among the four artists of the French scene in the running for the prestigious reward for contemporary art.
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The announcement was made a little before 8 p.m. Monday October 17, from the Center Pompidou forum, by Xavier Rey, the director of the National Museum of Modern Art, in the company of Claude Bonnin, the president of the ‘Association for international broadcast of French art, initiator of the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2000, and Laurent Le Bon, the president of the Center Pompidou. Mimosa Echard wins the 22 e Marcel Duchamp Prize, the most prestigious of the French scene in terms of contemporary art, and which rewards an artist in the middle of a career.
The sumptuous piece of the artist presented for the price consists of a large panoramic window, which is also an image in perpetual motion, blurred by an uninterrupted transparent flow, and through which we distinguish a patchwork of details: D ‘ Other images on screen, lights, false waves, seeds or plastic lace. The visual artist designates this installation in metamorphosis, all in contradictory, organic or synthetic flows and fluids, MI- “LACRYMAL MACHINE” MI- “WY screen”, as an “ambiguous architectural object”.