Tripple Dribble
Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski, sculptures created in collaboration with players from the Union Sportive d’Ivry and the Entente Sportive de Vitry. Stainless steel, fabric. Sewing: Lou Thonne. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski, sculptures created in collaboration with players from the Union Sportive d’Ivry and the Entente Sportive de Vitry. Stainless steel, fabric. Sewing: Lou Thonne. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski, Sculptures created in collaboration with players from the Union Sportive d’Ivry and the Entente Sportive de Vitry. Stainless steel, fabric. Sewing: Lou Thonne. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski. Foreground: Sculptures designed in collaboration with players from Union Sportive d’Ivry and Entente Sportive de Vitry. Stainless steel, fabric. Sewing: Lou Thonne. Courtesy of the artist. Background: preparatory drawings for Tripple Dribble, 2024. Charcoal and various materials on paper. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski. Foreground: Sculptures designed in collaboration with players from Union Sportive d’Ivry and Entente Sportive de Vitry. Stainless steel, fabric. Sewing: Lou Thonne. Courtesy of the artist. Background: preparatory drawings for Tripple Dribble, 2024. Charcoal and various materials on paper. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Tripple Dribble, solo exhibition by Julia Borderie in collaboration with Simon Zaborski. Preparatory drawings for Tripple Dribble, 2024. Charcoal and various materials on paper. Courtesy of the artists. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Julia Borderie, Tripple Dribble, 2024. Video. 13 min 47 sec. Courtesy of the artist. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Julia Borderie, Tripple Dribble, 2024. Video. 13 min 47 sec. Courtesy of the artist. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Julia Borderie, Tripple Dribble, 2024. Video. 13 min 47 sec. Courtesy of the artist. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Julia Borderie, Tripple Dribble, 2024. Video. 13 min 47 sec. Courtesy of the artist. © Julia Borderie / Adagp, Paris, 2024. Photo: Marc Domage / le Crédac, 2024
Within the content of La Métropolitaine, echoing to the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024, Julie Borderie continues Tripple Dribble, a multiform plastic work mixing arts and sports, which she initiates in 2015 in Montreal.
Since 2018, the artist collaborated with basketball players from l’Union Sportive d’Ivry (Ivry’s Sportive Union) and l’Entente Sportive de Vitry (Vitry’s Sportive Agreement). With them, and with the collaboration of the artists Cécile Bouffar and Simon Zaborski, she imagines sculptures made depending on the shooting ranges, the desires or each player’s identity, which she conceives like tools to disturb and reevaluate the functioning of the game.
The Credac accompanies the artist in the production of the new series of sculptures, adjustable and that comes apart, which sows the sport area of obstacles modifying the rules of the game and the architecture of the pitch.
A film realized on the occasion of this exhibition, scenarised with Eloïse Le Gallo, Simon Zaborski, and the players, shows how the sculptures first lived as constraints by the athletes now finally convoluted and re-appropriated by them to develop new strategies.
To increase their action on the territory, the Credac and the MAC VAL co-build a program of events reuniting arts and sport. In june, two public performance games are organized in Ivry and Vitry with the basketball players. The sculptures and the film will then be seen at the MAC VAL from July the 21st to September the 22nd.
Documents
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Artists biography
Born in 1989 in Paris, Julia Borderie studied at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts Paris-Cergy, followed by UQAM. Traveling, encounters, and collaboration are essential parameters of her work, allowing the exploration of languages other than visual arts. Since 2016, Julia Borderie has been conducting part of her research in collaboration with Eloïse Le Gallo, with whom she graduated from Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains in 2023. Together, they have screened their films at numerous festivals (Winterthur, Montreal International Documentary Festival, VIDEOFORMES, Festival dei Popoli, Ovni) and participated in solo exhibitions (Galerie/Espace d’Art Contemporain du Théâtre de Privas (2018, France), Gac Annonay (2020), Cac La Traverse (2021), La Maréchalerie – Centre d’Art Contemporain de l’ENSA Versailles (2022), Maison des Arts de Grand Quevilly (2024)).
Born in Toronto, Canada, in 1989, Simon Zaborski graduated from Concordia University in Montreal. He co-founded the MAW collective in Canada, with whom he exhibits in various art galleries and institutions in North America. Currently based in Paris, he develops his personal practice between sculpture, painting, writing, and scenography. He has recently exhibited his work in Brussels, Ischia, and Paris.
Events & meetings
Partnerships
As part of La Métropolitaine, an international contemporary art event of the Greater Paris Metropolis, organized in collaboration with TRAM réseau art contemporain Paris / Île-de-France from May 4 to September 15, 2024. With the support of the Région Île-de-France.
