Sarah Laaroussi
Sarah goes back in history to find the forms and experiences that have shaped us as humans. She is interested in artisanal practices and collective intelligence which questions consumption habits and forms of production.
She has fun through experiences of various sizes and types (ranging from large groups, to craftsmen, from business to class, from the city to rurality ...) and draws, from each encounter, resources to adjust and refine her interest in self-production, autonomy, and the empowerment of populations by doing so.
Believe in small things.
Find the beauty in being human.
Her work is situated in small things which connect and bring people together: Faire la bise so that the group can be recognized as something. Turn on the light with the potato electricity. Cook a soup for the tears of our bodies, place everything so that people can cook an egg (French expression aller se faire cuire un oeuf), organize a black meal on red carpet. Plant a garden in the house, and hang swings so that the bodies can dance.
IG : @srh_laaroussi