The exhibition unfolds as a fictional narrative set in a near, utopian and satirical future, centered on the question of work.

Playing with the dual identity of Cloud Seven as both a coworking space and an exhibition venue, the scenography draws on the aesthetics and codes of the workplace. The exhibition takes the form of a meeting room frozen in time, abandoned mid-action: unoccupied desks, objects left in use, handwritten note-style labels resembling hastily taken notes, cooled coffee enhanced by an olfactory dimension, and screens and display supports evoking presentations and working documents that reveal an idyllic future in which equality is no longer a struggle but an inheritance. The office becomes the archive of a world that operates differently. Fiction here is not a refuge, but a critical tool.

At its core, the project reflects on creative labor — daily, often invisible, and frequently overlooked.

Artists: Alice Pandolfo, Alizée Loubet, Amandine David, Barbora Zilinskaité, Chloe Arrouy, Clara Besnard, Clara Schweers, Emma Cogné, Gabrielle Barbé, Hanne Cornette, Héloïse Colrat, Honorine Pardon, Josefine Dransfeld, Juliette Amigues, Justine Guichard, Laurence x Marion, Lola Mayeras, Luciana L. Schütz, Manon Viratelle, Maud Rondot, Naomi Elser, Naomi Gilon, Olga Flor, Pauline Pastry, Prisca Razafindrakoto, Rose Daher, Sarah Espeute, Sophia Taillet, Studio Axrdoo, Studio CoPain, Suzanne Corcessin, Yeonsu Na, Zora Beyeler.

Wednesday 11 March – Saturday 14 March, 14:00-18:00.
Opening: Tuesday 12 March, 18:00-22:00.