Jordane Saget
He draws in chalk, in a single continuous gesture, lines that undulate and answer one another. At LabMusée, that line left the pavement to take over the rooms, the garden, the village of Auvers — and even the plate.
The artist
A line that will not stay put
Since 2015, Jordane Saget has been drawing in the streets of Paris. Close to two thousand works, in chalk, with a brush, with a finger, never signed. Three parallel lines laid down at night, erased by rain or by footsteps: nothing is made to last.
His visual style carries you into a world of lines — evocative, striking, enigmatic. He has worked with Agnès b., the Société des Bains de Mer, Le Printemps and La Samaritaine; his lines dressed Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games. Ten years of urban creation, two and a half million followers, one and a half billion views.
“Ondes & Lignes — Resonances with Van Gogh”, at LabMusée, is his first immersive museum exhibition: a major step in the institutional recognition of work born on the pavement.
The exhibition
