LISIÈRES is the first phase of LATENCES: a space of passage where artistic trajectories from West Asia meet emerging curatorial responsibility and a European partnership network.
This phase activates six artists around the founding question of LATENCES. It begins with a first active node and gradually extends artistic, economic and territorial relationships across all trajectories.
First active node
First active node
Artistic pairing

Writer and stage director
Kamal Hashemi
Kamal Hashemi develops contemporary theatre at the intersection of body, time, disappearance and memory.

Emerging artistic direction
Mahsa Kaviani
Mahsa Kaviani begins a path toward artistic direction through real responsibility: reading the work, dialogue with the artist, European contextualisation and construction of its circulation.
One shared partnership network
A single ARTELOGIA partnership network accompanies all trajectories and activates the most relevant economic and territorial relationships according to each context.
Startup stories circulate with the works. Each entrepreneurial narrative connects to an artist, a trajectory or a place, then takes the form best suited to each stage of the programme.
Other LISIÈRES trajectories

Shiva Fallahi
Shiva Fallahi works across theatre, performance, sculpture and visual art. Her site-specific practice examines real places, political intimacy, belonging and independent creation in Iran.

Nazanin Rafiei
Nazanin Rafiei develops documentary cinema attentive to lives shaped by war, exile and uncertainty. Her work begins with observation and questions the ethics of looking.

Mina Bakhshi
Canada-based artist Mina Bakhshi develops photography attentive to urban landscapes, migration, grief and the traces left in places.

Mahdi Fatehi
Mahdi Fatehi works across poster design, typography, screen printing and painting. His practice examines Iranian graphic memory, traces, erasure and the affective transformation of places.

Jalal Hashemi
Jalal Hashemi creates participatory installations and performances in which light, movement and cooperation become artistic materials, connecting art, technology and collective intelligence.
