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Vic Orth is a French photographer. Through Body to Body, the photographer affirms her relationship to the body, to her identity, to her gender through the self-portrait. His images become a therapeutic means of expression and reappropriation.
Camille Joblin is an artist inspired by genre cinema and queer narratives. She explores these themes via different drawing techniques (ball pen, colored pencil...). His artistic approach revolves around the sensitivity and questioning of the genre.
Fax is a committed multidisciplinary artist. From small format on paper or on the skin to murals on walls and windows, it displays a multitude of intersecting black lines. Through his achievements, Fax celebrates his struggles and convictions.
Marianne has been drawing for years, in her spare time and is particularly fond of ink, line work and women. His works sometimes tell doubts and melancholy, sometimes celebrate love and its joys.
Lucas_Jules explores his genre and his sexuality through digital creations, pastels or felts, sometimes directly on stage. It’s a way to show your path, your physical and mental explorations. In search of a vain but sincere and straightforward representation of queer love, he tries to express it with tremendous color and naivety. A way to expose taboos in a dedramatized way, like a joyful celebration.
The projections
Screenings evening on Friday 27 November at 19h - From 15 years
The festival continues with the broadcast of two documentary films that question gender identity, representations of masculinity and human relations.
Quitter Chouchou de Lucie Demange (28 min.)
Towards the tenderness of Alice Diop (39 min.)
Come and discover works that show the diversity of backgrounds, identities and sensibilities. An artistic and cultural event open to all, to exchange, question and celebrate together the richness of our differences!