A world resurfaces, fragment by fragment, in the slow rhythm of reconfiguring forms. For her most expansive exhibition to date, Josèfa Ntjam transforms the 1200 m² of the Institut d’art contemporain and the display windows of the Gare Part-Dieu metro station into a sensory, political, and mythological drift. A terrain where everything wavers: textures, voices, memories... Here, form follows the fracture, and legend beats to the rhythm of an underground heart.

The title, INTRICATIONS [Entanglements], comes from quantum physics. It refers to this: that two particles, even when separated by light-years, can continue to vibrate in unison. This thread connecting things that seemed entirely apart — skin and metal, revolt and plant life, a scream and a comet — runs through the whole journey of the exhibition.
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