2024 · Zinc-Passivated Steel, Sintered Nylon, Painted Polyurethane Foam and Unglazed Terracotta · 44 × 50 × 50 cm
Marguerite Humeau, cattleguard, 2024, Zinc-passivated steel, sintered nylon, painted polyurethane foam and unglazed terracotta, 44 x 50 x 50 cm
A Circular Piece of Land as an Access to the Nets of Spacetime Ii (Extraction Pipes)Marguerite Humeau
A Circular Piece of Land as an Access to the Nets of Spacetime Iii (The Disappearance of the Bird and Double Rainbow)Marguerite Humeau
A Circular Piece of Land as an Access to the Nets of Spacetime I (The Twist)Marguerite Humeau
At the Conciliabule of Breathing Mounds IvMarguerite Humeau
Brain-EarthMarguerite Humeau
Centurience: Possessing the Primordial Patience to Outlast Catastrophe by Barely Moving at All, Knowing That Sometimes the Greatest Revolution Is Simply Refusing to Hurry Toward Extinction. In DarknesMarguerite Humeau
Coalescaria: The Co-Formed Presence of Paired Stalagmites Becoming Monuments Through a Shared Long Weather, the Recognition That Identity and Strength Deepen When Grown Together in Obscurity.Marguerite Humeau
Collective EffervescenceMarguerite Humeau
Dead SkinsMarguerite Humeau
Extraction PipesMarguerite Humeau
Fallen LeafMarguerite Humeau
Fallen Leaf VMarguerite Humeau
'Foxp2 (Biological Showroom)', Palais de Tokyo, ParisMarguerite Humeau
Ghost Map Iii, I Drew: The Darkness of an Industrial Past, Eroded Soils, Memory of the Golden Light and Its Variations. Memory of Light. The Sunset, FLying Seeds. Dormant Seeds. I Drew Vulnerable, and Healing Plants, and Plants Oracles. The Plants Some Call “Weeds” May Be Living in Our ...Marguerite Humeau
'High Tide' (The Dancer I, the Dancer Ii, the Dancers Iii & Iv|)Marguerite Humeau
Ii - I Witnessed, a Story of Origins: The Nuptial Flight of Two Flying Winged Termites at Dusk. The Sudden Meeting of Two Body Surfaces, Creating Vibrations in the Mysterious Ether. In a Wind-Discarding Lightening-Like Movement, They Lost Their Wings. They Then Raced Against the Rain, in Their ...Marguerite Humeau
Life in a Pile of Compost ViMarguerite Humeau
Limenescence: The Quiet Resolve to Metabolise on the Brink, Living With Just Enough Light, Like Root Tips and Algae at the Cave’s Mouth - Making Life From Scarcity.Marguerite Humeau
'Migrations (Ei Niño, la Niña, Kuroshio)', 59th Venice Biennale, Curated by Cecilia AlemaniMarguerite HumeauLike this work?
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