Jennifer Caubet
Born in 1982 in Tonneins, France
Jennifer Caubet’s uses architecture’s raw materials and forms in her sculptural practice. Her works question the space that they occupy, which they never cease to create since they can be moved. Jennifer Caubet’s “realizable utopias” (Yona Friedman) are inspired by the theoretical architecture of the Archigram collective, but also by Constant’s work and the theories of the Situationist International. Her adaptable and political sculptures can be reactivated to inhabit new spaces and reassess the state of “being in the world” (Marie Chênel).
Born in 1982 in Tonneins (France), Jennifer Caubet lives and works in Aubervilliers (France).
