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The Memorial ACTe, the new museum dedicated to the Memory and to the History of the slave trade and the slavery, opened its doors on July 7th, 2015. A long-awaited project which pays tribute to the Caribbean people.
Bruno Pédurant created a work specially for this place called "Revolutions".
The artwork is made of large pannels sized 300 x 600 cm, including light boxes, using mixed techniques on Altuglas® and stainless steel, the printings of which with UV ink on brushed stainless steel were printed in the workshops of Artist4deco:
- Images in black and white on plates of stainless steel brushed by 150 x 100 x 0,15 cms
- Images on plates of brushed stainless steel 60 cms in diameter on 0,15 cms in thickness.
" In a curved corridor, artist Bruno Pédurand invites us to penetrate into a haunted universe where the symbols hold a dialogue, involving past and present. A system in which the human being is the central element, the general shape of the installation evoking the hold of a ship. A ship which this time, would not lead to the detested cotton fields, but towards freedom. A freedom that it is entirely up to us to defend, in order to deserve it. » - Memorial ACTe museum, Guadeloupe 2015.