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AVENIR MARKET
Niels Vraun
11 Rue de Bex
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Poétique du silence
Hadrien Loumaye
40 Rue Hors-Château
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Tout est lié
Vered Ben-Kiki
137 En Féronstrée
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24h/24 7j/7
Benoit Jacquemin
9 Passage Lemonnier
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Stuwland
Lola Daels & Sebastiaan Willemen
85 Rue de la Cathédrale
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Same again (A sign from Cyndi)
Mark Melvin
25 Rue Saint Paul
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LES INDÉSIRABLES
Olivier Bémer
5 Rue Joffre
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Notifications
Flaviu Cacoveanu
5 Place des Déportés
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Mauvaises graines
Julie Gaubert
1 En Féronstrée
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Machine chromatique
Jean-Paul Gaucher
31a Rue de la Cathédrale
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IN ICTV OCVLI
Thierry Hanse
75 Rue Hors-Château
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Fermé aujourd’hui
Petra Herzog
16 Rue du Palais
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ASSYRIANS
Romane Iskaria
7 Rue des Carmes
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What is night ?
Alicia Kremser
28 Boulevard d'Avroy, 4000 Liège, Belgique Liège
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Filon
Carole Louis
159 En Féronstrée
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Espace ver{t}s
Les Rayons
5 Rue Chéravoie
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Pédilum
Brieuc Maire
50 En Féronstrée
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Brighten up your day with the loving mediator
Lauralie Naumann
100 Rue Saint-Gilles
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Plafond
Camille Bleker & Luna Pittau
44 Rue Saint-Gilles
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CYBER KIDS
Pol-Edouard
14 Rue de la Sirène
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Respirer des heures bleues
Alice Quentel
4 Rue de la Cathédrale
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WILL YOU MISS ME WHEN IM GONE
Nina Robert
129 Rue Saint-Gilles
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Barrotes
Jesse Siegel
29 Rue de l'Université
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Tabula Lapsa, Natura Rasa… La Peau d’une fleur
Cléo Totti
2 Rue de la Boucherie
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Peach Tree, Ambiguous
Anouk van Klaveren
Passage Lemonnier 33-35
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Labo#Light installation
Jan Wittoeck
31b Rue de la Cathédrale
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Espace ver{t}s
#11
Les Rayons
2635 Rue Chéravoie
“Inside, it’s you.
Outside, it’s still you.
Wide, down to the smallest leaf”
Kathleen Lor
At the root of this project, an urban daydream: what if abandoned shop windows could be transformed into green spaces (ESPACE VER{T}S) …? Could the transforming city, deeply fragmented, traversed by faults and empty interstices, welcome within its walls an additional soul that could revitalize it?
Is it wise to dream of “greener” cities? Should they be scattered with more “green spaces”? A resolutely modern expression in its formulation, the green space is lived on a plan much more than in 3D. Integral part of our current vocabulary, it evokes the perfection and neatness of a well-defined painted surface, and ultimately recalls very little of the profusion and generosity that are specific to biodiversity. The word “greening”, also used in the field of area planning, goes well with it. Together they are valuable teammates of urban mineralization, an elegant manner to speak of tarmac and concrete covers.
To regenerate the term “vert”*, we experiment a cross with its cousin “vers”**. Vert + vers would make ver{t}s. A espace ver{t}s could trigger doubt in the head of the person who reads and connects both words. Is this a typo? The associated brackets seem to indicate the opposite… The expression itself gains in ambiguity and openness in terms of interpretation. Here it is more overflowing than ever, less polished, without a doubt.
A true fruitful risk-taking hides perhaps behind this whimsical idea: opening the heart of the city to espaces ver{t}s also means accepting a part located beyond the agreed limits, an unplanned and unsecured part, a resolutely mysterious and lively part…
* the french word “vert” means green