Musée de la
FRAGMENTATION
L’art contemporain et la vie, fragmentés.
Tous les aspects de la vie humaine sont aujourd’hui soumis au phénomène massif de la fragmentation. L’art contemporain est devenu le reflet de cette expérience fragmentée du réel.
Le Musée de la Fragmentation s’intéresse à cette condition essentielle de notre époque. Conçu lui-même comme une structure fragmentée — et comme une œuvre d’art à part entière — le musée explore la manière dont les pratiques artistiques contemporaines reflètent, interrogent et transforment cet état du monde.
Son médium principal est cOntemporary Art TV, diffusé à travers l’abonnement sur YouTube et les réseaux internet internationaux.
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Juan Romero – Nightmare Collages
Juan Romero creates nightmare collages that transform glossy magazine and film imagery into fractured analog glitches. Blending horror, distortion, and…
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10 Terrifying Artists From Around the World
This video presents ten artists from around the world whose works explore fear, discomfort, and the uncanny through powerful visual…
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Joseph Beuys, I Like America and America Likes Me – 1974
Joseph Beuys’s I Like America and America Likes Me documents the artist’s 1974 performance in New York, where he spent…
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Louise Bourgeois – Memory at the Table
In this clip, Louise Bourgeois tells an anecdote about her father’s dinner time ‘entertainment’. Louis (who she said, she was…
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Sven Sachsalber – Finding a Needle in a Haystack
In this durational performance, Sven Sachsalber took the well-worn expression “finding a needle in a haystack” at face value. Over…
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Marina Abramović & Ulay, The Great Wall Walk
”Let’s walk towards each other and let’s say goodbye.” Legendary performance artists and former couple Marina Abramović and Ulay (1943-2020)…
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Jon Rafman – Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
Jon Rafman’s Report a Concern explores surveillance, perception, and digital life through found imagery and installation. The work reflects on…
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Jon Rafman, Nine Eyes of Google Street View
By isolating these “found” images and presenting them as photographs, Jon Rafman (@jonrafman) reframes an impersonal surveillance/archive tool into human-centered…
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Dib Bangkok – Contemporary Art Museum
Dib Bangkok (@dibbangkok) is now open! Southeast Asia’s newest art museum is filled with Thai and international contemporary greats. From…
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Shoji Yamasaki – Littered Mvmnts
Shoji Yamasaki is a performance artist known for his ongoing series Littered Mvmnts. By closely observing trash caught in the…
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Ron Mueck – Hyperreal Sculpture
Ron Mueck is an Australian-born sculptor renowned for hyperreal figurative works that shift between monumental scale and intimate miniaturization. Using…
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Erwin Wurm, One Minute Sculptures
Erwin Wurm’s One Minute Sculptures redefines sculpture by making the human body, everyday objects, and time the primary materials of…
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Lena Becerra, Weaving Black Nests Under the Skin – Berlin, Germany
Lena Becerra’s Weaving Black Nests Under the Skin imagines a fragile world of hybrid forms suspended between decay and renewal.…
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Giuseppe Penone, It Will Continue to Grow Except at That Point
Giuseppe Penone created It Will Continue to Grow Except at That Point by placing a cast of his own hand…
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Leandro Erlich – Illusion and Perception
Leandro Erlich (@leandroerlichofficial) is an Argentine conceptual artist renowned for destabilizing reality through perceptual illusion, transforming the familiar into sites…
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Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels – Utah, USA
Today is the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere – one of only two days each year when the sun…
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The C100 List 2025 – Performance Art
The C100 List 2025 is live! [link in bio], presenting 100 contemporary artworks made in 2025.
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Lachlan Turczan – Water, Light, and Sound
American artist @lachlanturczan creates short-lived art installations using water, light and sound to capture the ephemeral circles of nature.
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John Wood & Paul Harrison – Tragedy, Comedy, and Irony
British artists John Wood and Paul Harrison have been working together since 1993, creating video works that sit somewhere between…
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Louise Bourgeois – Feeling Before Understanding
Louise Bourgeois on why a work must be felt before it is understood.
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Lauren McCarthy, Follower – 2016
‘Follower’ [2016] by Lauren McCarthy @laurenleemack. In 2016, artist Lauren McCarthy launched an app-based service that allows a user to…
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Tracey Emin, A Second Life – Tate Modern, London
Step into the tender world of Tracey Emin in her landmark exhibition at Tate Modern. Through painting, video, textiles, neons,…
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Zimoun – Sound Installations
Swiss artist Zimoun creates immersive site-specific sound installations, built mainly from recycled materials drawn from everyday life and industry.
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Maurizio Cattelan, Sussurro – Casa de Serralves, Portugal
Being an artist is not a job, it’s a malfunction. Art is a way to survive, not a way to…
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Elmgreen & Dragset, 2025 – Paris, France
‘October 2025’ [2025] by Elmgreen & Dragset @elmgreenanddragsetstudio. In this sculptural installation, a hyper-real gallery assistant sits slumped at her…
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Michael Heizer, City – Nevada, USA
Situated in rural Nevada, ‘City’ is a monumental artwork by Michael Heizer. Deliberately inaccessible, only a handful of visitors are…
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Anish Kapoor, BUTCHERED – North Sea
Anish Kapoor’s ‘BUTCHERED’ brings together art and activism in an unprecedented North Sea intervention.
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Yayoi Kusama – Tokyo, Japan
Yayoi Kusama is one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. Born in Japan in 1929, she transformed the…
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Cyprien Gaillard, Recovery of Discovery
‘Recovery of Discovery’ is a pyramid-shaped installation by French artist Cyprien Gaillard. Visitors were encouraged to climb the steps of…
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Sizhu Li, Viborg Kunsthal – Viborg, Denmark 2024
Artist Sizhu Li (@sizhuli) creates kinetic, immersive installations that use industrial materials, especially aluminum, to evoke poetic emotional states through…
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