Pulsar
Passerelle Centre d'art contemporain•Jun 20, 2025 — Sep 20, 2025
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The Pulsar exhibition invites us to reflect in depth on the notion of tradition through the works of Mounir Ayache (1991) and Sara Ouhaddou (1986). Although both are rooted in a rich cultural heritage, their approaches show markedly different interpretations, with one reinventing the very concept of tradition, and the other ensuring the continuance of ancestral knowledge. Their works resonate with philosophical questioning around collective memory, the persistence of knowledge and the emergence of new cultural forms. At the heart of the exhibition is a new work made by 4 hands, entitled Pulsar – a reference to the heart of a fallen star that continues to emit light – bridging the gap between the practices of these two artists.
Mounir Ayache approaches tradition not as a fixed set of rules or forms to be repeated, but as a field of infinite potential, open to reinterpretation. His work is characterised by a bold deconstruction and reconstruction of established codes, including...More
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Pulsar
Passerelle Centre d'art contemporain•Jun 20, 2025 — Sep 20, 2025
Press Release
The Pulsar exhibition invites us to reflect in depth on the notion of tradition through the works of Mounir Ayache (1991) and Sara Ouhaddou (1986). Although both are rooted in a rich cultural heritage, their approaches show markedly different interpretations, with one reinventing the very concept of tradition, and the other ensuring the continuance of ancestral knowledge. Their works resonate with philosophical questioning around collective memory, the persistence of knowledge and the emergence of new cultural forms. At the heart of the exhibition is a new work made by 4 hands, entitled Pulsar – a reference to the heart of a fallen star that continues to emit light – bridging the gap between the practices of these two artists.
Mounir Ayache approaches tradition not as a fixed set of rules or forms to be repeated, but as a field of infinite potential, open to reinterpretation. His work is characterised by a bold deconstruction and reconstruction of established codes, including...More
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