Gilles Conan

Like a clock with no hands during the day, Rollin’ only begins to glow when night falls. The work evokes cycles of production and consumption, of appearance and disappearance, and the passage from one world to another. It will activate energy and light overcompensation, by switching off (or dimming) 1,500 public lighting points. Set up in the CUD in 2019, and this time at a distance from the port, this iteration will reshuffle this elastic time; the time that brings us closer, ostensibly, to the collapse, or to an awakening.