‘French-Lebanese artist Zad Moultaka built in Kerguéhennec, right in the middle of the fields and bad weather, a gigantic strip of paper measuring 10m by 5m. Remembering the original Mesopotamian Flood, Moultaka celebrates the reign of water, where the earth would sink gently into the tinkling of things. In order to drown this image of...
‘Next to these post-Anthropocene Water Lilies, where man’s hand fades away from the nature, Zad Moultaka has built a monumental video waterfall, Déluge, where the images of the world are poured out to us daily, raining down on the confused visitor. Simultanuously, the threat of the high tide, our disappearance sinks into the contemporary audiovisual...
‘In order to demonstrate the valley of tombs crossed by the former Gulf of Morbihan rivers, still terrestrial in the Neolithic era, Zad Moultaka crosses the Seuil of Time. Sculpting seven hills in earth paper that emerge from primal water, he revives the monuments of the great megalithic culture of Morbihan. Tracing sea undulations on...
Château de Kerguéhennec Bignan, France
Radio France Maison de la Radio et de la Musique - Auditorium Zad Moultaka / Ballaké Sissoko
Video, electroacoustic music Reopening of the Sursock Museum Level -2 Beirut-Lebanon Presentation Ejecta is an immersive installation created especially for the reopening of the Sursock Museum - museum of modern art in Beirut - following the explosion of August 4, 2020. “Refusing collapse, opposing deterioration, responding to violence with revoked violence, using the only weapon...
Cromwell Place, London SW7
Médiathèque de La Côte-Saint-André
Chapelle de Beauvoir-en-Royans
