Anne-Marie Pochat, artist and scientist, was actively involved in the
arts and science research think tank known as GLACS, which belongs to
the prestigious College de France, from 1988 until 1991. In addition to
many exhibits in Paris and in French counties since 1978, she has
produced important pieces of work such as The Origins of Life, The
Aquacosmos and the Heart of the Stars. A large number of Anne-Marie’s
works address a world so tenuous that no instrument can capture it.
Through its power of suggestion, her art hints at the infinitesimal,
which is at the heart of matter and its mysteries. The room for dreaming
within these interior spaces is still intact and the artist has made it
hers.
Anne-Marie Pochat
Anne-Marie Pochat in Kosmos
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