Cassandre Fournet, Relevés du quotidien

In Daily logsThe paintings, drawings, and installations take as their starting point ordinary elements of the urban landscape: electrical boxes, construction site fragments, spontaneous vegetation, signage, or material debris. Removed from their usual context, these details become witnesses to a territory in transformation.
The works proceed through observation, collection, and displacement. The painted motifs linger on often-overlooked elements, while the installations borrow certain codes of archaeological presentation: assembled fragments, displayed remains, drawn records. Without seeking to reconstruct a precise history, they question how we look at the subtle traces that make up our environment.
Between construction site and excavation site, between document and fiction, the exhibition offers an attention to what surfaces in the present. The most common objects appear as clues inscribed in the very fabric of the landscape.