Patrick
Chamoiseau
"Raphaël, seer of chimeras, may this old monument be transformed through you in beautiful metamorphoses, may it resound- in its crypt, throughputs galleries, under its trinitarian dome-with a whole new world, and may it finally become-valid for all, with concern for all-a true pantheon of Relation".
Humberto
Moro
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Cheril
Finley
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Eva
Barois De Caevel
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Storm
Janse Van Rensesburg
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Ekow
Eshun
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Cedric
Fauq
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Johanna
Caplliure
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Mathieu
Buard
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Julie
Crenn
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."
Marianne
Derrien
"Overall, the holistic experience that Barontini offers with the exhibition We Could be Heroes, is the possibility to question the ways in which historical “truths” and architectural spaces can be actively dismantled through artistic practice. And moreover, how this process of envisioning the ways in which erased histories could exist in the present—to mourn, celebrate and embody those histories—is a way to exercise the collective imagination to allow for a different future."