Imprints of time

Accompanied by ceramicist David Bourseaux, Amandine Didier proposes a look where authenticity and poetry mingle. An attention to the passing of time, all in convolutions, this exhibition invites visitors to take the time to look at life and its imprints. Moments that form a whole, moments that articulate "all that we are". For over 10 years, Amandine Didier has been photographing the body as it is: wounded, aging. The body that tells its story. The one we don't show. A work that frees one from complexes and allows everyone to express themselves, to find a balance, a better self-image. And beyond the body, Amandine Didier's work meets the heart of the subject, their soul. Each image is an imprint of time, a frozen moment, which says much more than the snapshot of photography. David Bourseaux gives free rein to his sensitivity, to his feminine side, and offers a delicate and poetic work. In his sculptures, the silhouettes shed certain artifices to let their faces, their hands, their sensuality express themselves. Enamel, a source of color, creates the clothing. The earth alone embodies the body. All audiences Free entry during Pôle Culture Vernissage opening hours on Friday, October 9th at 6:00 PM Guided tour for groups, with the presence of Amandine Didier, by reservation, at the price of 4€/person Pôle Culture, Place Piconrue 2B