Perspectives : Science - Graphic Art Collaborations
In their common objective to make knowledge, know-how and the scientific and cultural heritage of Brussels more accessible, Ohme and Halles Saint-Géry invite you to discover the “Perspectives” exhibition from 8 October to 31 December 2021 at Halles Saint-Géry.
This exhibition retraces three editions of the academic project “Recherche en Perspective” for which students of the Master in Visual and Graphic Communication (ENSAV La Cambre) and ULB researchers from various disciplines have collaborated. Together, they co-created and produced communication materials that illustrate in an attractive and visual way scientific content that is sometimes difficult to grasp and communicate.
For although commitment to academic and scientific research aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in a specific field, this contribution is only meaningful if it is understood and shared.
Credits
Artists, graphic designers, illustrators:
Louis-Pierre Caussanel | Cécile Cuny | Manon Copper | Lucie David | Anne-Lise Depierre | Arthur Dubois | Lucie Faurès | Maria Fraga | Chloé Gaertner | Anaëlle Golfier | Raphaëlle Kern | Sébastien Rabaste | Caroline Rohn | Flore Sanchez | Louise Servan | Laura Simonati | Mariia Timofeeva | Axel Villarreal
Scientists, researchers, PhD students, professors:
Fariha Ali | Orianne Bastin | Gilles Bruylants | Quentin Delhaye | Isabelle Demeestere | Gwenaël Diélie | Amin Hossein | Jean Rosenfeld | Guillaume Schweicher | Raoul Sommeillier | Glenn Grauwels | Laurent Storrer
Scenography: Studio Marie Douel
Graphic design : TAVU
In collaboration with ENSAV – La Cambre and Université libre de Bruxelles.
Supported by Innoviris, la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, le Fonds Ernest Solvay géré par la Fondation Roi Baudouin, la Région Bruxelles-Capitale et Urban Brussels.
Press
Histoire de Savoir – 18/10/2021 – 18h15 – L’exposition « Perspectives » // Radio Campus – Thomas Linckx // 18.10.2021
“Perspectives” au Halles Saint-Géry : quand l’art est au service de la science // RTBF – Nicolas Alberty // 30.09.2021
Recherche scientifique et créativité artistique font bon ménage // Dailyscience – Christian Du Brulle // 21.10.2021
