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This place where plastic tubes wrap around the museum always fascinated me when I was little. We have the impression that the Centre Pompidou is a foreign location because of its alien-like aspect. From two blocks away, you can distinguish its green, blue, red and orange tubes. Standing near the Hôtel de Ville, or anywhere that's relatively close, the piercing colors surrounded by stone from the 3e arrondissement buildings shock the eye. I wouldn't say that this museum is nice to look at (unlike the Galleria fashion museum with its intricate sculptures). However, it's intriguing and pays tribute to the contemporary art with the same color pallet as the building's exterior.
Ce lieu aux tubes transparents qui entortillent le musée m'a toujours fasciné depuis que je suis petite. On a l'impression que le Centre Pompidou est un lieu étranger à cause de son air un peu extraterrestre! Depuis deux pâtées de maisons, on aperçoit les tubes verts, bleus, rouges et orange. Depuis l'Hôtel de Ville ou n'importe quel endroit assez proche, les couleurs pétantes choquent et contrastent avec la pierre de taille des immeubles du 3ème arrondissement. Je ne dirais pas que ce musée est beau (comme le musée Galleria de la Mode) mais il intrigue et rend hommage à tout l'art contemporain en utilisant les mêmes tons vifs pour son extérieur.
(photos: PAUL & ME)
~Emma
These are some amazing pictures! Nice post!
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-Abby
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So beautiful pictures, love this location. *__*
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Les photos en noir/blanc ont un certain charme, j'adore paaaariiis, j'y vais bientôt!!!Très joli look!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this black and white series, that first shot is phenomenal!!! I'm also intrigued by and drawn towards contemporary art and especially how it relates to architecture and space design. I probably prefer it to 'old school' art. I mean classical art forms, Baroque and Romanticism and stuff.:) I'm sure you know what I mean.:D
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