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Laurent
Esquerré
At Laurent Esquerré, drawings, paintings, installations or visual poetry play the same tune and respond to each other. Sculpture only arrived in his career after a stay in Vietri sul Mare where he learned about modeling. Since then, the artist has experimented with the most diverse materials: from wood to wax, including welded metal, aluminum foil and clay, which has become his favorite medium. His universe is infinitely populated by hybrid beings of disturbing strangeness, drawn from the heart of popular culture, art history, the sacred and literature.
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Décret n°84-968 du 26 octobre 1984 modifié portant organisation administrative et financière de l'École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts
Vincent
Rioux
Vincent Rioux studied musical acoustics in France and Sweden. He conducted research on musical timbre and textual annotation of audiovisual recordings at IRCAM. Seeing in computer music a subject and an environment conducive to spatio-temporal improvisations, he practices live-coding as soon as possible. He is interested in issues of media theory and in particular materiality and ecological thinking in information societies.
Eva
Woescher
Eva Woescher has a DEA in language sciences from the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. She began her career as a German teacher at Paris City Hall, the Ministry of the Economy and Budget and the Court of Auditors.
Depuis 2019 :
Allemand
Mark
Robertson
Armed with a degree in philosophy from one of Britain's leading universities, Mark Robertson came to Paris to teach his mother tongue.
Depuis 2006 :
Anglais
David
Reckford
In 2019, he will receive his doctorate from the University of Nanterre with his thesis Cercles Concentriques: esthétique et poétique des New York Poets on painting and poetry in New York around 1960. After starting out as a translator, David Reckford decided to devote himself to teaching his mother tongue. He teaches English at Sciences Po Paris, the École du Louvre and the Beaux-Arts de Paris. His preferred method is to put the works of art into practice.
Depuis 2007 :
Anglais
Christel
Parisse
Christel Véronique Parisse holds a master's degree in British literature, a DEA in medieval palaeography and a doctorate in French language (also related to history) from the University of Paris IV-Sorbonne.
Depuis 2007 :
Anglais
