CHAUSSURES: VIVIANE LE COURTOIS
“To walk is to think, to create, to process life. In 1991, I designed my first pair of minimal string shoes to sculpt them with the movement of walking. Traveling in 41 countries with 208 pairs of shoes, I have analyzed how people everywhere in the world have preconceptions about people from what they wear. The resulting collection of used shoes is a series of sculptures that will continue as a long as I can walk. Using shoes have become a conversation starter, a collection of memories collected along the way.”
This talk will be offered on zoom, via Speedwell LIVE.
In association with PLATFORM PROJECTS/WALKS
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