Jérémy GOBE
Visual artist, founder and CEO of the Corail Artefact project
Jérémy Gobé's work is built around a central idea; as Auguste Rodin said: "an art that has life does not reproduce the past, it continues it".
He goes in search of objects without use and unshaped works, workers without works and materials without workers. Through his exhibitions in France (Palais de Tokyo, CENTQUATRE-Paris, Fondation Bullukian, etc.) and abroad (Bass Museum Miami, Hangzu China Museum, Shanghai Yuz Museum, etc.), his works impose a reconnection to the living; from ancient know-how that he declines, projects, and transforms, Jérémy Gobé proposes to us, through the imagination, to reflect on solutions likely to respond to contemporary problems.
More recently, concretely, he created in 2017 Coral Artefact, an art, science, industry, education project to save the coral reefs.
Speaks on the theme
Friday, November 25
16h30 > 18h00
25. The transition marathon : they guide us forward
- Yann ARNAUD: Director of Member Needs Responses and Innovation at MACIF
- Coline BLAISON: Co-founder of Cycle Up and Director of Studies and Consulting
- Margot DEFOORT LEVKOV: Operations Manager Soil.is
- Alice GAVOILLE: Project manager for ecological engineering in the marine environment at Seaboost
- Jérémy GOBE: Visual artist, founder and CEO of the Corail Artefact project
- Emmanuel NORMANT: Vice President Sustainable Development of Saint-Gobain
- Nelly PONS: Author, lecturer and author of "Océan plastique"
Moderation: Thomas PAROUTY