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JAM du 7 & 8 Mars 2026 en l'honneur de "La Journée Internationale Des Droits Des Femmes".

Thème : "Les Femmes Qui Ont Marque L'Histoire".

JAM on March 7 & 8, 2026 in honor of "International Women’s Rights Day".

Theme: "The Women Who Have Marked History".

Marie Jacquemin Lepalec est une artiste visuelle et historienne de l'art française.

Que ce soit dans ses compositions bicolores qui envisagent le corps comme une matière organique partagée, ou dans ses peintures conçues comme de véritables femmages à son entourage, son travail représente uniquement des corps, des poses et des personnalités rencontrées.

Inscrite dans une pratique féministe et engagée, sa recherche envisage la nudité comme un état de présence incarnée dissociée d'une lecture sexualisée.

Marie Jacquemin Lepalec is a French visual artist and art historian.

Whether it is in his two-tone compositions that consider the body as a shared organic matter, or in his paintings conceived as true femmages to those around him, his work represents only bodies, poses and personalities encountered.

Inscribed in a feminist and committed practice, her research considers nudity as a state of embodied presence dissociated from a sexualized reading.

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