On the other hand is the possibility of a dialogue between two worlds.
Mickaël Doucet's luxurious, cold, empty, modern interiors, with their hypnotic and vertiginous geometry, contrast with Charles Prime's virgin, natural, romantic, sensual and colourful landscapes. In both artists, the same desire to deconstruct the space in order to better rebuild it, to make it play its role as a set, as we speak of set in the theatre.
Architectural setting at Mickaël Doucet's, where objects, elements of interior architecture and furnishings play a silent and disturbing modernist symphony. A setting of Nature, virgin and wild, in Charles Prime's house, where the characters, this time human, take us by the hand and by the humour to go and see what is at the end of the path, over there in the distance, on the other side.
De l'autre côté is a bit like breaking the windows of Mickaël Doucet's luxury villas, to meet the people who live there thanks to Charles Prime. After the welcome cocktail outside you can have something in the living room? So go "to the other side".
Charles Prime (France) is a recipient of the Visual Arts Committees of the Cité internationale des arts and is supported by the Direction des Affaires Culturelles - Océan Indien de la Réunion.