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L’exposition « Notre monde brûle » propose un regard engagé sur la création contemporaine depuis le golfe Arabique, où guerres et tensions diplomatiques n’ont cessé de déterminer l’histoire de ce début de xxie siècle. Le titre fait référence aux drames humains qu’ont causés – et que causent encore – les conflits successifs dans cette région, mais également à la crise écologique et aux catastrophes environnementales telles que les immenses feux de forêt destructeurs, de l’Amazonie à la Sibérie en passant par la Californie et l’Australie. Le feu n’est pas uniquement l’affirmation d’un péril ; il est aussi le symbole du formidable élan démocratique que connaît cette même région du monde depuis les printemps arabes. L’exposition affirme justement que les oeuvres ont une puissance d’intervention en prenant position face aux désordres du monde. Le feu revient alors à l’intensité de la création artistique.

The exhibition « Our World Is Burning » offers a political view on contemporary creation from the Arabian Gulf, where war and diplomatic tensions have been determining the history of the early 21st century. The title refers to human tragedies caused by the successive and ongoing conflicts in the region but it also relates to the ecological crisis and environmental disasters such as the huge and destructive forest fires in Amazonia, Siberia, California and Australia. Not only is fire a statement of danger, but it is also the symbol of a tremendous democratic impulse that this region of the world has been experiencing since the Arab Springs. Fire then also becomes an expression of artistic intensity.