We are delighted to invite you to participate in a unique spiritual workshop dedicated to the exploration and creation around the artwork P-3 by Pierre-Alexandre Savriacouty. This bas-relief, inspired by the contemplation of the starry sky, is a variable piece that evolves with each location where it is displayed. Composed of rebar, thread, and fishing sinkers, P-3 invites direct interaction where the threads are mesure and cut by the participants, then the treads can be adjusted, pulled, and intertwined, much like a living portrait drawn and weighed by the assembler.

P-3 artwork finds its origins in Greek mythology, particularly in the stories of the three Fates: Clotho the spinner, Lachesis the allotter, and Atropos the inexorable. These three deities of fate symbolize the cycle of life – birth, tension, and death. Through this workshop, we will explore how each of our lives have a unique shape and cosmology and which contribute to the collective. Like the Moirai, each participant will create a thread of one's own life, and then together we will create a collective astral map on the wall. The resulting work will be shown in Myth of the Organic City which opens September 22, 2024

Les Trois Moires, oil painting by Philippe Galle (1537-1612).