For two months, the graffiti artists of the Diaspora Crew and their friends have taken over the former premises of Carglass, at 30-32 cours de Chazelles in Lorient (Morbihan).
In this place dedicated to demolition for a real estate program, they create ephemeral works that will be visible from December 19 to 27, 2020. More than 600 m2 covered with paintings and installations, by 20 artists. The theme of this exhibition entitled Wood Street: when nature takes back its rights.
Reservations, open Tuesday morning, are already full! “2,700 reservations” in just over 24 hours, says Cindy Morlec, strategy and innovation manager at Seemo, the real estate developer who owns the building and organizes the event.
The young woman, who is thus introduced to event management, did not expect such enthusiasm.
Booking slots added
Slots had been set up every 10 minutes, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., to respect health constraints and not to exceed 50 people in the place at any one time.
Seemo and the Diaspora Crew having seen the big picture, they will be able to add visit departures every 5 minutes. That is about 2,000 more reservations possible.
These new slots will be open for booking starting this Thursday, December 3. Registration, free, at the same address: https://www.seemo.fr/actualites/wood-street/
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