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Tape/Paris: A Monumental Installation Made of Tape at @palaisdetokyo

For more photos and videos from Inside, the show which includes the installation by Numen/For Use, explore the Palais de Tokyo location page and follow @palaisdetokyo on Instagram.

Until January 11, visitors of the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris (@palaisdetokyo) can explore an installation made entirely of clear tape which stretches like a canvas playground above the entranceway to the art center. “Entering the installation is an amazing experience,” says Daria de Beauvais, who co-curated Inside, the show which includes the piece, called Tape/Paris by the collective Numen/For Use. “It feels like going back to childhood, crawling and walking on all fours. It is at once physical and psychological.”

Numen/For Use, which includes the artists Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljković, often creates experiences that are immersive and interactive. Their work helped to inspire the show Inside which the curators Daria, Jean de Loisy and Katell Jaffrès imagined as an inner journey. “It felt like the perfect introduction to the show,” Daria says, “and a clear sign for every visitor entering the building that something special is happening here.”

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