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La Kabine intime
La Kabine intime opens up a space for creation, where delicate gestures, personal narratives, and sensitive experimentation intertwine. Here, the body becomes a site of investigation, colors express singular perceptions, and images map shifting territories—between memory, ritual, and transformation. This is a space to explore the living world, its uprisings and its wounds, and to question the visible and invisible threads that bind us to one another. In this evolving exhibition of fragments, creation is no longer a final product but an exchange, a passage, an attempt to inhabit the world differently.
For its second OFF edition, La Kabine opens its backstage through the “Secret Kabine”, revealing the creative processes in progress. The 2025 residents — Eveline Soum, Frédéric D. Oberland, Pepe Atocha, and Adrien Julliard — share their ongoing research, trials, and emerging gestures. Juliette Larochette offers a sensory journey between images and sounds, while Florent Basiletti explores visual literacy and image-based education with students from the École du Domaine du Possible. An intimate exhibition where creation becomes a space of exchange and experimentation.
Pepe Atocha unveils the energy of the living through experimental photography. Navigating between intuition, shadow, and ritual, he questions our connection to time, nature, and photographic aesthetics.
Soum Eveline, a Burkinabe photographer, explores themes of memory, the body, and identity. Since 2021, her work has been exhibited across Africa and Europe, reflecting a practice that is both personal and politically engaged.
Adrien Julliard, artist and mediator, works across photography, drawing, and arts education. His approach blends site-specific actions with participatory protocols, probing the emotional dimension of creative gestures.
Frédéric D. Oberland, visual artist and multi-instrumentalist composer (Oiseaux-Tempête, FOUDRE!), works at the crossroads of image and sound, favoring a synesthetic approach.