Exposition — Glass House de Boris Labbé (2024)

Free admission

Glass House is a video-sound installation conceived by Boris Labbé, in close collaboration with composer Lucas Fagin and featuring the Ensemble Cairn.
The exhibition promises to be a disruptive immersive experience, drawing its inspiration from the unsettling world of science fiction. This work seeks to alter perception and disorient the senses, both visual and auditory. Both hypnotic and psychedelic, the aim is to create a new universe, a radiant and multi-dimensional ‘Psi-fi’.
The ‘glass house’ becomes a visual installation, a space where reflections fragment perception and where every surface becomes a narrative interface.


Born in 1987, Boris Labbé lives and works in south-west France. After studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Tarbes, he enrolled at the Angoulême School of Animation, which opened the doors to experimental film and video art for him. He subsequently undertook residencies in Madrid, Sapporo and Montreal, whilst his work has been featured in contemporary art exhibitions and screened at international film festivals (including Cannes, Clermont-Ferrand, Annecy and Hiroshima). His films and video installations have won around fifty awards worldwide, including the Grand Prix in the Venice Immersive section at the 2024 Venice Film Festival for his virtual reality work Ito Meiky?.