Olivier Saillard lance un musée vivant de la mode à Paris

Le conservateur de mode Olivier Saillard met en scène des performances quotidiennes à la Fondation Cartier récement rénovée à Paris, dans le cadre de l’exposition Living Museum of Fashion. L’événement ravive des moments historiques de la mode pour contrer le caractère statique des présentations muséales. Il se poursuit jusqu’au 21 mars, avec des invités comme Paloma Picasso et Tilda Swinton.

Pendant la Fashion Week de Paris, Olivier Saillard a pris le rôle d’artiste en résidence à la Fondation Cartier, située au Palais-Royal en face du Louvre. Ce centre d’art contemporain, après une rénovation coûtant plus de 230 millions d’euros par l’architecte Jean Nouvel, a invité Saillard à créer une exposition et une installation aux multiples facettes centrée sur la mode. Le thème de Saillard aborde sa vision que « les musées tuent la mode », expliquant dans une interview à Vogue : « Les choses sont très belles sous verre, comme des trophées d’animaux empaillés dans un château... Tous ces vêtements exposés ou en réserve sont un peu comme des fantômes. »

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