Étranges exhibitions (released as Strange Exhibitions internationally) is a 2002 French erotic drama television film directed by Benjamin Beaulieu and Laurent Lévy Film Overview The story centers on
Étranges Exhibitions remains a cult footnote: an exhibition that didn’t just display strangeness, but performed it on its audience. Whether you believe Beaulieu was a visionary or a fraud, one thing is certain — you would have left that old glove factory in 2002 slightly less certain that the world is rational. etranges exhibitions 2002 benjamin beaulieu
Art history is written in bronze, canvas, and marble. But the Etranges Exhibitions of 2002 exist only in memory—a memory that Beaulieu actively works to erode. Perhaps that is the ultimate exhibition: an art show that disappears as you look at it, leaving only the feeling that you have forgotten something terribly important. But the Etranges Exhibitions of 2002 exist only
La Cage à Tête (The Head Cage)
A birdcage hanging from the ceiling, empty except for a single barber’s mirror at its center. A small motor rotated the cage once per minute. In the catalogue, Beaulieu wrote: "This is not a self-portrait. This is a prediction of how you will look at funerals." A small motor rotated the cage once per minute