Audi Talents Award
We have selected some works of each of the laureates of the Audi talents awards which are on show at Résidence Secondaire at MAMO on the roof terrace of the Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse in Marseille. We have chosen to focus on the work which they have been laureated for over the years.
Laureates Design:
Cordoleani & Fontana (2007)
Azucar – 2011
Benjamin Graindorge (2008)
Banc – 2011
Marie-Aurore Sticker-Metral (2009)
La Pliée – 2007
Constance Guisset (2010)
Vertigo lamp – 2010
Arnaud Lapierre (2011)
Ring – 2011
Felipe Ribon (2012)
Another bathroom -2008
Laureates Art contemporain:
Cyprien Gaillard (2007)
Analogies 2006-2011
Wilfrid Almendra (2008)
Killed in Action 2009
Pierre-Olivier Arnaud (2009)
Hotel Kosmos – 2008
Emilie Pitoiset (2010)
L’ordinaire de la Multitude – 2009
Neil Beloufa (2011)
Production Value – 2013
Eric Baudelaire (2012)
Untitled – 2008
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