16 may > 30 may

Ma'an - couleurs communes

Name: Ma'an - couleurs communes
Start: 2026-05-16
End: 2026-05-30
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Cultural
Exhibition
Contemporary art

Studio Fotokino, 33 Allées Léon Gambetta, 13001 Marseille 1er

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For 2 weeks, on the occasion of the Mediterranean Season, Studio Fotokino presents productions resulting from research carried out since last year in partnership with The Mothership (Tangiers, Morocco).

Ma'an - Couleurs communes proposes a reflection on the ecological challenges of artistic creation in the Mediterranean. This event brings together designers and visual artists for a time of research and sharing, with the aim of encouraging the use of natural colors in the field of art, printing and design. The Arabic word "ma'an" means "together", and affirms the collective dimension of the project, thanks to the collaboration with The Mothership team, while linking artistic practices to a memory and heritage common to both shores of the Mediterranean. With work and research by Marion Pinaffo and Raphaël Pluvinage, Geoffroy Pithon, Adrien Vescovi, Soufiane Ourich and Azur.