On the 4th floor of the Centre Pompidou, Antoine d’Agata unveils the full expanse of his life in an ambitious 100-day artistic residency titled Méthode. This immersive, intimate, and meticulous experience invites visitors into the heart of the photographer’s creative process.
In the modestly sized Room 21bis, until December 31st, a minimalist installation awaits: linear shelves lining the walls and a central structure made of 37 cubes. Here, d’Agata carefully unfolds his archives—along with his thoughts and obsessions. The dim, enclosed space resembles a darkroom, or more aptly, a mental laboratory where the artist gives form and meaning to his work.
