Insomnia - roaming the night 3g1k1g

Through a selection of works with the night as a common thread, the "Insomnia" curation expresses the complexity of sleepless nights. Spending hours waiting, traveling, where the only trace of life is wherever there is light: a building, a parking lot, a gas station, on a street corner in a city from my childhood, L'Union. These points of light illuminate the dark thoughts of our sleepless nights. These hectic nights, spent thinking for hours, analyzing, and worrying, far from the euphoria and excesses of the day, allow the void to reassure us. Adam Akner's work "Luminous Solitude" immerses us in this moment suspended in the void. So that in the end, late at night, the lights still on, slumped on a table, there is finally sleep! Dreams replace the void. Under the spotlights of a theater or dreaming of a sunset, Nathan Ghali with his work "Qui dorment paixement: Anne Hélène" expresses the comfort of sleep where the border of reality becomes blurred for a world, which is truly comforting to him.