Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre, Site Marcelin Berthelot
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Abstract

Why recount the world if not to restore it each time and transpose it ? Even the cruellest works carry within them, by the very fact of their writing, an act of generosity. Writing to repair, to patch up, to put amputations back together and give a voice back to the mute. An act of kindness. Taking the verb "to restore" literally, discover what restoration in painting can reveal in the act of writing, and how it comes very close to the act of translating, which is, in writing, the other side of generosity.

Title of Bénédicte Trémolières' talk

Invitation to dialogue with Wajdi Mouawad and André Markowicz.

Bénédicte Trémolières

Bénédicte Trémolières

Bénédicte Trémolières is a restorer specializing in the pictorial layer of paintings. A graduate of the INP and holder of a doctorate in art history, she has worked since 1990 for various museums, in particular the Musée d'Orsay, the Musée du Louvre and the ENSBA. She also teaches at the Ecole du Louvre. Her most recent restorations include Eugène Delacroix's La liberté sauvant le peuple, Antoine Watteau's Pierrot and Claude Monet's Femmes au jardin.

Speaker(s)

Bénédicte Trémolières

Heritage restorer (painting)

André Markowicz

Translator and editor

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