Gradhiva: Collectionner le vivant. Gréco-romain chemical paintings that constantly evolve

chemical paintings that constantly evolve and transport the visitor into a world that is both alive and inert

an oracular writing monopolized at the end of the 12th century BC by specialists in divination

the only one devoted to date to Anselm Kiefer

dispossessed of their function

Gradhiva: Collectionner le vivant. Gréco-romain chemical paintings that constantly evolveAn issue devoted to museum collections of animal and plant specimens. The conditions under which they are collected, classified, and disseminated raise ethical, scientific, and political questions, particularly those of appropriation, reification, and the impermanence of things.