Créart'UP 2020-2021 winners

"Entre L'Œil et l'Œuvre" is a project led by Charlène Dominguez, a student in the Master of Scenography program at ENSAD. It's a participatory device, halfway between exhibition and artistic experimentation, inspired by David Hockney's book Savoirs Secrets, in which art history and science history come together through the use of optical tools in painting. The public is invited to take a fresh look at the works in an exhibition, using the instruments at their disposal to produce their own creations. This project invites everyone to adopt an artistic approach and practice at the heart of museums. The drawings produced will then be exhibited and compiled in an artist's book.

• Charlène Dominguez: Mediation officer
• Marjolaine Guilloux: Mediation officer
• Camille Peyrachon : Designer
• Arnaud Tételin : Set designer

"Yé!" (the Bambara word for tree) offers scientific and cultural workshops for schoolchildren, helping them to discover their environment in a different way. The project is led by Lucile Cornet Richard, an interior architect and designer from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris. These experiments, both technical and artistic, enable young people to draw up resource maps: human, plant and structural, and contribute to the ecological restoration of schools while creating a better way of living together. Jwá's activities help to open up the school to the outside world, forging links with local partners to support teenagers in their learning and give them the tools they need at a time of life often marked by vulnerability and sometimes emotional isolation.

• Lucile Cornet Richard: designer and mediator

Formerly known as "See Weed", Matter3 is a project to create a clothing line by Ziyue Chen, a graduate of the Master Mode et Matière program at ENSAD. Ziyue rethinks manufacturing techniques in the polluting textile industry through research into new bio-plastic materials combined with the recycling of old fabrics. She creates handcrafted textile pieces using recycled yarns and bio-plastic yarns made from agar algae. Through its productions, See Weed aims to renew a close link with nature and raise public awareness of new practices to combat the pollution currently generated by the fashion industry.

• Ziyue Chen: project leader and designer

"Alouette" is the graduation project of Timothée Lambert, a student in the Master's program in Animated Cinema at ENSAD. Through this project, he aims to create a musical comedy in animated film, accompanied by a comic strip made up of three short stories drawn from the film and the same characters. Created using 3D models and 2D animation, the film questions society and issues such as norms, gender and wealth. The aim of the project is to play a therapeutic role for people who can find themselves in the film's imaginary world.

• Timothée Lambert: Creator and designer
• Corentin Billette: Composer

Pourquoi sont-elles veuves? is a collective formed by Theatre Studies and Literature student Elina Martinez and five of her drama-loving friends. Their first show, "Les Héritières", focuses on the relationship each has with her grandmother. The young artists questioned them, confronted their stories and then brought them to life on stage. "Les Héritières" examines the history of women over time, opening up a dialogue between the generations so that the testimonies passed down are not confined to the personal sphere, but are delivered to the public. On stage, intimacy and politics come together to open up new possibilities for discussion and reflection among the audience.

• Elina Martinez: Writing and direction
• Léna Allibert: Actress
• Marion Astorg: Actress
• Nathalie Chollet: Actress
• Apolline Clavreuil: Actress
• Fanny Montpeyoux: Actress

Automne is a rock-pop band with a British accent, led by Antoine Finos, band leader, singer, guitarist and Masters student in Environmental Politics at Sciences Po. Their music is a blend of cheeky energy and furious melancholy. Addicted to the stage, the band wants to continue giving a wide audience access to live music in spaces that allow them to reconnect with nature. Playing outdoors allows them to share an intense musical moment while raising public awareness of the importance of protecting the environment.

• Antoine Finos: Singer and guitarist
• Hubert-Félix Delattre : Bassist
• Baptiste Masson: Drummer
• Paul Raillier: Solo guitarist
• Lou Ribeyron: Violin

"Nebula M0024Q1" is a sound and audiovisual installation conceived by Tania Cortés, a Masters student in Musicology at Paris VIII. The project aims to analyze and translate statistical data from the physical geography of the Ecuadorian territory in order to generate sensory spaces. "M0024" is intended as a symbol of identity for the Ecuadorian territory, as part of a wider creative process aimed at translating any geographical data, regardless of the chosen location, into a soundscape.

• Tania Cortés: Sound and visual creation
• Orozco Edwin : Collaborator