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The caravan – a symbol of freedom for many – is sliced up and presented in a lacerated state. The opportunity to head out on an adventure is gone; to spontaneously make our dreams come true, to decide over our own lives. Baptiste Debombourg calls attention to – and condemns – how during the pandemic, the world’s decision-makers stopped people’s movement and extinguished freedom. With strong role models in the art and music communities, he turns devastation into an artistic tool. In this destructive spirit, there is yet hope that something new will sprout. The work oscillates between demolition and transformation – becomes a growing, overwhelming desire for freedom and independence. These are the core values in Debombourg’s art.

Curated by Sofia Gustafsson for Openart.


OpenArt is Scandinavia’s biggest public art biennial, running for twelve weeks in the city of Örebro in Sweden.
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Presentation:
Örebro Castle, Sweden
Elements:
Polar caravan, wood, glue, metal structure
Dimensions:
2,50x8x4m
Realisation time:
350h
Date:
18/06 - 04/10/2022