The GR2013 Bureau des guides is an association that brings together the creators of the GR2013 hiking trail.
By bringing together artists-walkers, local inhabitants, architects and urban planners, it continues to develop the GR2013 adventure through a variety of projects and activities such as, trekking through peri-urban zones. In proposing artistic explorations and on the ground surveying of the territory, we offer extensive and distinct territorial knowledge, by creating new stories as a gesture toward new co-constructions and development.
Its field of action intersect across three main areas :
contemporary artistic creation and cultural activities
environment and ecology
regional planning (architecture, town planning, etc.)
The GR2013 Bureau de guides is part of the Metropolitan Trails, the Cité des arts de la Rue and the 8 Pillards networks as well as the Hôtel du Nord and the Oiseaux de passages cooperatives.
in charge of community animation and actions in the field. Co-founder of the Bureau des guides du GR2013.
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in charge of transversal projects and project coordination. Co-founder of the Bureau des guides du GR2013.
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in charge of hospitality along the trail and project production. Co-founder of the Bureau des guides du GR2013.
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in charge of welcoming the public and project dissemination.
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“I was born in Amsterdam in 1988 and I grew up in Marseille. Graduated from HEAR in 2014, I am a visual artist and scenographer. I live and work in Marseille, Paris and elsewhere. My research often begins with the thread of a question. Then the work takes place like an investigation or a collection, […]
Artist and landscaper by training, Julien Rodriguez uses walking and sensitive cartography as a tool for understanding our environment, our society, as a vector of collective imaginations and histories.He designs and manufactures contextual artistic interventions, draws maps, travel diaries, is also interested in sound and writing. Always taking inspiration from what the place says. By […]
The flâneuses are 2 passionate ecological biologists, who transmit and talk about their favorite world, the sea for one and bats for the other, and this in their city of heart, Marseille.
Through performance, installation or more or less marked out intervention in an urban environment, she attacks reality, re-qualifies it, and endeavors to tip it over to the side of fiction. The artist knows the theatrical devices, the artifices of the cinema, the dramaturgy, the music, the light, the decor, she seizes them to induce situations in which the spectator is brought to reconsider the territory on which he finds himself.
They give the shows clownish, ‘pataphysical tints; in the street, in an apartment, in a conference, at the bar counter, on a Villosophical stroll … They work again and again on the absurdity of the world which makes them living performers, not yet dead.
Nathalie Cazals is driven by her curiosity and the desire to understand how things work around us. Always in search of meaning when she engages in an adventure.
“My creative process begins with an attention to the environment. A recognition of the terrain gives rise to an exploration of the available material, its often unrecognized and unsuspected properties and qualities. These are as well sensory, organic, and symbolic, and capable of making our physical dimension resonate. I summon the essential elements to all forms of life, earth, fire, water and clouds, the breath of orality. I harvest and I weave plants. I grow mushrooms to create building materials. Food also has a central place in my practice, symbolizing the transformations of matter that operate around us, and from which we derive our energy. “
Co-founder of the GR2013, Loïc Magnant is more often in the organization of walks than in accompanying them. But these incessant surveys prompted him in 2015 – at the request of MUCEM – to create a heritage walk around the perimeter of the Etang de Berre, a walk that remains at the heart of the news.
Antoine Devillet is a researcher in philosophy within the Bureau des guides of the GR2013, at the intersection between philosophical, landscape and artistic investigations and the creation of collective territorial communities of citizens. He graduated in Philosophy of Science from the Université Libre de Bruxelles following the defense of his thesis on artificial reefs as a […]
walking artist,
Provencopolitan street jockey,
big-footed town planner,
urban planner grand prix d’urbanisme of the academy of architecture
gonzo town planner,
gray eminence of the national agency of urban psychoanalysis marseillologist ororhodaneologist,
off-road guide specializing in attention to constructed situations,
concrete bear cartographer and trainer.
Du Sens, de l’Audace, de la Fantaisie et de l’Imagination, is a collective of visual artists founded in 2001 by Stéphane Brisset and Dalila Ladjal.
From 2009, she became an independent creator and producer, deepening her activity around the interactions between art, heritage and territories. Walking practice became a principle tool.
Author of several experimental tourist guides, designer of sensitive maps and artistic tour guide. It questions the representation of current landscapes through a multidisciplinary approach. The processes he implements are generally collective, involving other artists or amateur participants. The experiences he offers bring out the sensitive dimension of a space and put visitors in a state of special attention. If all goes as planned, the surprising imagination of the place takes over and the situation turns around.
Alexandre Lucas is an independent hmonp architect and co-founder of the laBO * associative laboratory.
After having followed, between France and Germany, a training in Fine Arts and a thesis in neurobiology, Hendrik Sturm now teaches at the School of Fine Arts in Toulon, and practices his art of walking. everywhere in France, in Marseille or Paris, often in peri-urban areas, but also in town centers or in rural areas.
Based in Marseille, La Folie Kilomètre is a collective founded in 2011. It brings together artists from performing arts, visual arts and regional planning.
Christophe Galatry has been carrying out photographic, video and multimedia work since 1991.This work is intended to be an investigation of identity in its intimate sense and plays on the relationship between appearance and disappearance, on the border between oblivion and the unconscious.
So that heritage and hospitality come together in the present, Hôtel du Nord obeys a simple principle: we sell what we produce, we produce what we sell, for the benefit of those who live, work or dwell in these neighborhoods.
After a few years in a design office in Brussels, he wrote La Révolution de Paris (Wildproject, 2014), a travelogue in Greater Paris, awarded the Haussmann Prize. In 2014, he co-founded the association Sentiers Métropolitains within which he participated in the creation of several Sentiers Métropolitains (Paris, Tunis, Avignon, etc.) as well as in the organization of workshops and artistic and cultural projects combining writing and designing routes.
Robin Decourcy applies different relationship alternatives to our environment through great inclusive performances. Combining ethological and micro-political processes, his approach is the subject of conferences and publications, associated with an art called “eco-somatic”. It cooperates for this with many creators, street artists, dance, circus, composers, filmmakers as well as practitioners and researchers.
Laurent Petit is an author, performer, engineer by training who has become a para-scientific researcher and urban psychoanalyst…
An architect by training, Hélène Dattler is at the same time a scenographer, director, coordinator, dancer, performer, visual artist. She deliberately places herself at the service of an architecture that is built without lasting materials. She is involved in diverse artistic projects – notably with the Empreinte association – to multiply experiences and encounters, aimed at all audiences.
His taste for the hybridization of disciplines, as well as a questioning of “our place in space”, were born at the beginning of his training at the School of Fine Arts, and then found their meaning at the School. of the Landscape of Versailles, where she discovered the thickness of the sites. After several years of practice in architectural agencies, she set up on her own by creating the Trajectoires collective (2014 Prize of the Albums of Young Architects and Landscapers, awarded by the Ministry of Culture.)
Imaginary investigator photographer
Documentary filmmaker of living together
“I was born in 1976. I worked as a graphic designer, but now it’s mostly drawing. Outdoor drawing and comics, that’s my hygiene. When I’m a little too choking at home, I go out and, if I’m lucky enough to be in a big city, I fight against the crowds. The rest of the time, if I’m […]
After graduating from the Haute École des arts du Rhin (HEAR Strasbourg), Pierre Tandille began working with various cultural structures, associations and artists. He collaborates with other designers as well as with architect-builders for projects on paper and on screen as much as in the city, on various materials. Considering his work as a documentary form, […]
If the starting point of Camille Goujon’s work is anchored in reality, her plastic creations give shape to the imagination, a pretext for telling stories where the articulation between reality and fiction is so tenuous that it allows her to deal with serious subjects with humor.
His approach requires time, a time to fully live the artistic experience and free from everything superfluous, it lies in the accomplishment of a practice: immersive stays, daily walks, the simplification of his work tools and the quest for greater freedom to act. In his latest work Bruissement, he attempts to deconstruct the dichotomy between nature and culture, by offering a multiple, sensory and living approach, which reweaves relationships between humans and the rest of life.
Since 2016, he has been producing a series of photographs of objects, gestures and agricultural landscapes in the Parisian conurbation: The principle of rurality, supported and assisted in documentary photography from the CNAP.
Le Cabanon Vertical is a multidisciplinary association, combining applied arts, visual arts; experimenting with the potential relationship between artistic practice and social dialogue. She is interested in the place of inhabitants in public space, by highlighting the uses, real or potential, of places.
The design of projects involves careful observation of the context, the confrontation of points of view, in dialogue with the inhabitants. The sculptural creations are inspired by micro-architectures from vernacular culture, or create a new form of urban furniture, linked to the different uses and situations, in the unique human scale of a place.
Born in Strasbourg in September 2009, the Collectif Etc aims to bring together energies around a common dynamic of questioning urban space. Through different mediums and different skills, the Collective aims to be a support for experimentation.
Since 2013, Yes We Camp has been exploring the possibilities of building, living in and using shared spaces by offering innovative, functional and inclusive temporary facilities. For each project, the association calls on the targeted skills of professionals in its network and works in conjunction with local stakeholders. Today, the permanent team brings together around twenty people based in Marseille and Paris who share the same desire to contribute to the contemporary world.
For the past fifteen years, the artistic group Les Pas Perdus has therefore been offering installations and plastic works interwoven in an inventive journey through furniture> the house> the neighborhood> the city. By rubbing shoulders with popular aesthetic practices, the artistic group works on the production of works in co-production with popular creators; enthusiastic inhabitant / aunts, tinkerers, gardeners, dreamers, handicrafts enthusiasts, apartment poets …
Passionate about in-situ work, the relationship to scale, landscape and photography, he offers us in his works a committed, ironic and sensitive vision of his environment.
Although now using a non-figurative vocabulary, in his graphic dystopias or his recent works in the HØME (s) series, he does indeed speak to us of the Human and his place in Society. He currently lives in Toulon.
His research falls within the porous boundaries between genres and the arts. He works from reality, before distancing himself from it in order to develop a writing that maintains an intimate relationship with him. He questions listening, silence, perception. He is particularly interested in the relationships between sounds, music, landscapes, public spaces, theater and life stories. Originally, a press photographer, he has made numerous documentary films, photographic works and sound or radio creations (including sound walks in Marseille and Istanbul with Radio Grenouille).
Adrien Zammit, Provencal member of the Formes Vives collective
Sociologist of polluted territories
Ethnologist of coastal peoples Laurence Nicolas is an anthropologist and works on questions of appropriation and representation of coastal space, environmental conflicts, precarious housing, the study of natural practices, professional or leisure, and the transformation of spaces rural and industrial.Some of his research also focuses on social representations relating to hydraulic resources and on perceptions […]
Anthropologist specializing in hot topics
