Après le soleil
Rayane Mardi
ANNE BARRAULT, Paris
- Title
- Après le soleil
- Gallery
- ANNE BARRAULT, Paris
- Year
- 2024
- Duration
- 24 min
- Format & Technical
Video
In the 1980s, a family departs from Asnières-sur-Seine in a van for Marseille and its mythical ferry to Algeria, from where they have immigrated. For the first time, Lydia spends a summer without her older sister, who has just married, while her father promises his children the discovery of a fabulous country for which he is nostalgic.
The film Après le soleil was produced and made in the frame of La Contemporaine de Nîmes (from April 5 to June 23, 2024) at the invitation of Anna Labouze and Keimis Henni. It was inspired by memories recounted by the artist’s mother and aunts.
Rayane Mardi
- Artist
1993, Paris
A graduate of the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 2019, after attending the École des Beaux-Arts in Angers, Rayane Mcirdi creates video works that blur the lines between documentary and fiction. The actors in his films are family members or close friends filmed in their homes or in familiar places. His films capture intimate or collective events rooted in everyday life.
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ANNE BARRAULT
- Address
- 51, rue des archives, 75003, Paris, France
- Phone
- +33 (0)9 51 70 02 43
- info@galerieannebarrault.com
- Website
- www.galerieannebarrault.com
Since its inception, ANNE BARRAULT has been deeply committed to contemporary art, with a particular focus on showcasing young artists. Over the past twenty years, the gallery has consistently forged connections across various disciplines. This includes collaborations with architect Yona Friedman, who exhibited at the gallery, and writer Pacôme Thiellement, who curated a show. More recently, in 2020, filmmaker Marie Losier had her first gallery exhibition at galerie anne barrault. In 2021, Anne Barrault once again highlighted emerging talent with a solo exhibition of works by Neïla Czermak Ichti. The following years saw solo shows by Liv Schulman and Rayane Mcirdi in 2022, Jagdeep Raina in 2023, and in 2024, Vimala Pons will take over the gallery space for the first time.