Placeholder: Julien Creuzet transforms the French Pavilion into a multisensory immersion animated with vibrant spools of thread, suspended contortions, dynamic screens, and floral aromas. At the 60th Venice Art Biennale, the installation is a manifestation of the artist’s reflections of his Caribbean roots and upbringing in France, as well as a reference to oceanic voyages and cultural syncretism — a complex narrative fittingly responsive to this year’s theme, Foreigner’s Everywhere. With curation by Céline Julien Creuzet transforms the French Pavilion into a multisensory immersion animated with vibrant spools of thread, suspended contortions, dynamic screens, and floral aromas. At the 60th Venice Art Biennale, the installation is a manifestation of the artist’s reflections of his Caribbean roots and upbringing in France, as well as a reference to oceanic voyages and cultural syncretism — a complex narrative fittingly responsive to this year’s theme, Foreigner’s Everywhere. With curation by Céline

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Julien Creuzet transforms the French Pavilion into a multisensory immersion animated with vibrant spools of thread, suspended contortions, dynamic screens, and floral aromas. At the 60th Venice Art Biennale, the installation is a manifestation of the artist’s reflections of his Caribbean roots and upbringing in France, as well as a reference to oceanic voyages and cultural syncretism — a complex narrative fittingly responsive to this year’s theme, Foreigner’s Everywhere. With curation by Céline

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