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plaster.ceramic.cellular concrete.metal
Plaster Ruins is a series of object-sculptures made from construction waste, with plaster as the primary material. Chosen for its weight and fragility, plaster embodies the duality between strength and vulnerability, echoing the ephemeral nature of contemporary architecture.
These sculptures, incorporating ceramic fragments and interior objects such as glass lampshades, symbolize the lifecycle of materials and the personal loss tied to the destruction of inhabited spaces. Transformed into relics, these objects narrate a collective memory, elevating modern ruins to question the relationship between materiality, time, and remembrance..
Blue Vase Ruin - 54 x 50 x 41 cm Plaster, ceramic, ceramic tiles.
Pink Flower Ruin - 54 x 76 x 46 cm Plaster, cellular concrete, glass, aluminium.
Ancient’ish Ruin - 91 x 56 x 32 cm Engraved plaster, cellular concrete, metal.
Analog pictures by Lola Loubet© from the set of LUCIE GHOLAM x INES PINEAU editorial video.
2025
- LUCIE GHOLAM x INES PINEAU
Créatrice Objet: Lucie Gholam - Bijoux: Inès Pineau
- Production: Chambre à Part
- Productrice: Marion Foulquier
- Réalisation et Image: Louise Gholam
- Talents: Marie Pécheu, Mélina Zauber, Anna Lebovits
- Assistante Réalisation: Anastasia Polak
- Photographe: Lola Loubet
- Assistante Caméra: Louise Virot
- Stylistes: Océane Seraline & Kay Maruta
- HMUA: Léa Jenny
- Cheffe Électricienne: Gaëlle Guérin
- Électricienne: Maud Lerestif
- Chef Décorateur: Arthur Jacquet
- 1ère Assistante Décoratrice: Alouane Said-Ruspoli
- Régisseur Général: Rocco Punghellini
- Photographe Plateau: Paula Fritzsch
- Monteur: Thomas Penot
- Étalonneuse: Marthe Pitous
- Montage son & Mixage: Mariette Iung
- Compositeur: Vito Bendellini
- Développement Pellicule & Scan: Kafard Films
- ER: Puzzle Vidéo
- Graphisme: Mathilde Velten