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|prenom=Pascal
|prenom=Pascal
|nom=Q98209032
|nom=Brateau
|abstract="Pascal Brateau attempts the almost impossible: to fold space; something invisible. He is not concerned with objects that are in space, but those with which space itself becomes tangible, touchable. He says: “You can only understand space if you measure yourself against it; where “se mesurer” in French means to measure, but at the same time to confront, to encounter, in the sense of confronting, defying…A beautiful thought: to defy space, to wrest from it as an artist what you have to say. That means nothing less than asserting oneself in a space that is always socially determined, as a free space, a space of one’s own, a play space, both public and private."\nNathanaël R. Bartholomew
|abstract="Pascal Brateau attempts the almost impossible: to fold space; something invisible. He is not concerned with objects that are in space, but those with which space itself becomes tangible, touchable. He says: “You can only understand space if you measure yourself against it; where “se mesurer” in French means to measure, but at the same time to confront, to encounter, in the sense of confronting, defying…A beautiful thought: to defy space, to wrest from it as an artist what you have to say. That means nothing less than asserting oneself in a space that is always socially determined, as a free space, a space of one’s own, a play space, both public and private."\nNathanaël R. Bartholomew
|movement=Q203209;Q6865348
|movement=Q203209;Q6865348

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NomBrateau
PrénomPascal
Résumé"Pascal Brateau attempts the almost impossible: to fold space; something invisible. He is not concerned with objects that are in space, but those with which space itself becomes tangible, touchable. He says: “You can only understand space if you measure yourself against it; where “se mesurer” in French means to measure, but at the same time to confront, to encounter, in the sense of confronting, defying…A beautiful thought: to defy space, to wrest from it as an artist what you have to say. That means nothing less than asserting oneself in a space that is always socially determined, as a free space, a space of one’s own, a play space, both public and private."\nNathanaël R. Bartholomew
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MouvementQ203209;Q6865348
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