Projection suivie d’une discussion avec Lok Kan, artiste et chercheuse Honkongaise.
Les sous-titres et la discussion seront en anglais.
English Version
Colors play a crucial symbolic role in political activities,  as people use vivid attire to express their distinct political stances.  « Taiwan green » and « Taiwan  blue » stand in opposition. This film captures creators’ discussions on the political  symbolism of colors. By analyzing individual color samples, it reveals the complexities and diversities behind these political symbols.
Screening followed by a discussion with Hongkonger artist and researcherÂ
DOC is a space for artistic production and presentation located at 26 Rue du Docteur Potain, 75019 Paris. Founded in 2015, it is a multifaceted space that brings together a variety of artistic practices (visual arts, photography, crafts, performing arts, music, jewelry making, writing, video editing, etc.) and artists. For over ten years, DOC has provided a space for creation, connection, mutual support, and collaboration for Parisian artists and craftspeople. In addition, DOC offers a unique, high-caliber artistic program, always with pay-what-you-can admission.
DOC is also a collective—formally organized as a nonprofit association under the 1901 law—that manages and brings this space to life. This collective is made up of nearly 100 members, all of whom are artists or artisans in residence. A governance model based on self-management has developed, organized through a monthly general assembly and steering committees dedicated to various themes.
The association has nine specialized art studios open to residents as well as to the general public: woodworking, metalworking, painting, sewing, offset printing, video post-production, sound, and screen printing. For more information on this topic, contact us at contact@doc.work.
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