It is in the family heritage, and more precisely maternal, that the artist sought her inspiration. “At my mother's house, I found old photos that no one remembers who they represent. » From there, the plastic arts teacher gave free rein to her imagination.
The photos are thus exhibited, dressed with extracts of texts. In frames, also recovered from the house, silhouettes, “The Ghosts”, come to remember the good memories of the living.
Marie-Françoise Poncelet followed in the footsteps of these strangers via fingerprints. On a dressmaker's mannequin, it is the portrait of a woman, in etching, which multiplies, revealing various facets of her existence.
-Saturday January 25, Marie-Françoise Poncelet leads a workshop, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Using various techniques, participants will be able to adapt a photo of their choice, according to their desires. Ten places are available, from 16 years old. Upon registration, free.
