For several years, Blériot-Plage has been the site of numerous urban development projects, including a golf course that ultimately never materialized. However, the beach itself can be utilized without being damaged. The dunes, shaped by the wind and tides, are marked by raking, allowing a natural, ready-to-use golf course to emerge.

The autumn season invites us to explore the city, blanketed in fallen leaves. These usually discarded waste materials can be repurposed as building materials for biodegradable natural spaces and structures. Inspired by the shape of a green space, a baseball field emerges from the arrangement of the surrounding leaves.

Using strips of fabric previously designed to mimic a checkerboard pattern, the urban space can be transformed into a racetrack through the mere presence of this graphic element, without marking, damaging, or altering the landscape. These in situ installations redefine our use of public spaces through the lens of sports imagination.

Skatepark is a series of photographs taken at the Calais skatepark, one of the largest in France. The clean lines of the furniture make it easy to reinterpret, giving it new functions. Originally designed for wheeled vehicles, this space expands its possibilities when a ball or other play accessories are used, transforming this static area into a boundless creative space.

Following the Multiplex II event in December 2023, this eponymous journal documents each occurrence as well as the work of the students from the participating schools. The publication highlights the research and reflections of the art schools in the Hauts-de-France region.

The visual identity of Multiplex II is expressed through an electrifying explosion of warm colors. This spark emerges from the encounter between art schools spread across the four corners of the Nord region. It reflects the event's constant dynamism by showcasing diverse practices and research programs.

Drawn on a former 200-meter-long airstrip, On track! is a collection of geometric compositions inspired by popular games, such as ball games, throwing games, racing, and board games. These different types of games come together and intertwine, offering multiple possibilities for interpretation and use. Participants are free to engage with these spaces, make them their own, and create their own rules.