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https://kingkong-mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/129A5765.jpg17072560Playing around with domestic materials and objects, Vivien Roubaud loves to extract unexplored properties from them. His assemblages make us (re)live simple yet fragile moments and confine enhanced microphenomena to an anti-capitalist critique. A meeting with this materials resistant currently exhibited at Capture #2, at the Namur Pavillon.