Notes for a Shell (translation of Francis Ponge's poem "Notes pour un coquillage") is a site-specific collective exhibition, conceived to take place in a fisherman's hut (in the cabin and on its terrasse) on the beach. Hence a dialogue and confrontation in real time with the coastal landscape and the sedimentary architecture of the fishermen’s huts.

 ☛ NOTES FOR A SHELL 1 (2017), with Ana Santos, Anita Molinero, Camila Farina, John Divola, Mimosa Echard, Matheus Rocha Pitta, Nona Inescu, Olve Sande, Sean Edwards, Nicolas Robbio, Thomas Couderc.

Exhibition curated by Tiago de Abreu Pinto and Sergio Verastegui.
The exhibition was opened between the 24th and the 27th of August 2017 from 11am and during 3 evenings.

Food and drinks by Alcidia Vulbeau.

Notes for a shell

People at an outdoor art exhibit on a beach at sunset, with some sitting on chairs, others taking photos in front of a painting and a black fabric with a white abstract design hanging, graffiti on the structure's ceiling, and beachgoers in the background.
People sitting and standing on a beach at sunset, viewed from under a shaded structure near the shore.
View of a beach seen through a black cloth with a cut-out design hanging from a structure, with people relaxing on the beach and the sea in the background.
An art installation with a white wall, a hanging red object, a photograph of a sunset through a window, and shadows cast by an unseen object.
Burned interior of a building with a view of a sunset over the ocean through a large window.
A rock on the ground with metal cutouts of two hands reaching towards each other, in a beach setting near the water with people swimming and relaxing.

 ☛ NOTES FOR A SHELL 2 (2018), 30th August.
Curated by Jordi Antas and Sergio Verastegui with works by David Horvitz, Olivier Millagou, Alina Chaiderov, Josep Maynou, Camila Oliveira Fairclough, Pepo Salazar, Irene de Andrés, Alexandra Zuckerman, Julien Carreyn, Nora Turato and performances by Aliette Alama, Camille Aléna, Mehdi Besnainou and Maxime Rossi, programmed by Margaux Bonopera.