15.10.2025-07.01.2026
VITRINE NO.1 SANS FAIM, SANS MILIEU, SANS DÉPART !!!
EULALIE FELIX
EULALIE FELIX
Inspired by a text by Deborah Levy, Eulalie Félix uses the figure of the perpetually late rabbit to explore the desire for withdrawal and the poetry of refuge.
"All of a sudden, with his gloved paw, the rabbit pulled out a cigarette.
But what of his hind legs?"
What do I care about danger now?
The fine folk may well hurry below, their snouts ready to pierce the wood.
The burrow, meanwhile, welcomes me with its silence, with its emptiness now.
So I decide—
I’ll go and see whether the walls are still there.
Result: Still there. Of course.
More patient than I am.
I’ll dig a hole, a huge one, to go down and sprawl inside it. There I will rest!
And later, much later, some curious digger will hear a heart nestled deep in the bed — a tiny heartbeat — and discover me.
I have but one fortress. It is not huge, but it suits me.
"All of a sudden, with his gloved paw, the rabbit pulled out a cigarette.
But what of his hind legs?"
What do I care about danger now?
The fine folk may well hurry below, their snouts ready to pierce the wood.
The burrow, meanwhile, welcomes me with its silence, with its emptiness now.
So I decide—
I’ll go and see whether the walls are still there.
Result: Still there. Of course.
More patient than I am.
I’ll dig a hole, a huge one, to go down and sprawl inside it. There I will rest!
And later, much later, some curious digger will hear a heart nestled deep in the bed — a tiny heartbeat — and discover me.
I have but one fortress. It is not huge, but it suits me.
La Dent de Scie
Each quarter, Collectif Kimera invites an artist to take over La Dent de Scie, installed on the rooftop terrace of Espace Dukat. Addressed to the passers-by, this ever-evolving space offers a carte blanche for the creation of physical and three-dimensional installations.