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Le bruissement entre les murs invites the viewer to wander their gaze in a garden of hybrid images where photography and needle drawing intertwine. With the Montreuil Murs à pêches a backdrop but also as the main driving force, Clara Chichin and Sabatina Leccia wander around and take samples from reality, digging secret galleries between the fantastic aspect of this place which lends itself to daydreaming and its historical aspect and witness to the layers of time – King Louis XIV’s peach fields, market gardening, popular place, gentrified, squeezed by urban sprawl.
The materiality of their collaboration makes it possible to embody the layers of time and perception, between the walls are impalpable energies. The artists provide a sensory map reorienting the understanding of this place. Working at the slow pace of life, this taking of time and on time is a poetic invitation to reclaim politics. Being committed does not come down to denouncing but here, to reconnecting with the sensitive world, to offering re-enchantment.
Thanks for their support: Transverse ADAGP Scholarship and Freelens association.
For their look: Emilia Genuardi, Michel Lebelhomme.
For the production of the works: Arnaud Lévènes La Capsule 93, AIC DRAC Ile de France. The association of murs à pêches of Montreuil and Pascal Maje President and Founder of the association des murs à pêches.
For exhibiting the project: Galerie XII, unRepresented and the Biennale de l’image tangible.
The author of this work received writing grant from the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region.
This work was a winner of the Transverse grant, endowed by ADAGP and Freelens.
It also benefited from the support of Occitanie Région.

Clara Chichin and Sabatina Leccia, *Le bruissement entre les murs*
sun/sun éditions, 2024
Limited edition of 170 copies
Graphic design by Typical. Organisation for Standards and Orders
Risograph printing for the covers + 8 illustrated inserts / L’Atelier du Palais – Basile Le Cleac’h
Engraving by Fausto Urru
Published by Céline Pévrier
17 x 22 cm
104 pages
Hardback cover in handmade washi paper by L’Atelier Papetier, risograph-printed with Swiss binding + 8 inserts created by L’Atelier du Palais
ISBN 9791095233527















