Invited to take over the colonnade of the Palais-Bourbon, Seth reimagines the figure of Marianne through one of the themes that has run through his work for more than twenty years: childhood. On view through September 28, this monumental installation brings to life a Marianne in the making, embodying hope, imagination, and freedom.
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