Making graphic pages.
Regenerative agriculture and dance meet on the table du zine, through books, and other objects of paper. Participants read, ingest, nibble books of permaculture and dance. With the help of a duplicator, glue, scissors, and pens, they assemble the page of a zine. This practice was initiated in July 2021 at Les Minières and will be reiterated through 2022 and 2023. The first Table du zine resulted in the collection of forty graphic pages which now continues to grow while digesting old pages and processing new ones.

Reading with a tactile gaze, eyes being feet on the page, diving into a landscape of paper, dreaming awake. À table, at the table, participants of a reading session of the Table du Zine cultivate the haptic quality of their gaze to wander in the landscapes of these graphic pages: to shrink and immerse themselves in one page, to climb the stem of a plant, weave their way through tall grass, fly away with a stream of air, to become fireflies within an intermingling of voices, echoes, songs, gestures, and lights.
Clogs and plants accompany this practice.

concept: Emilie Gallier in close collaboration with Nina Boas and Nienke Terpsma (Fucking Good Art)
reading sessions developed in conversation with: Nienke Terpsma (Fucking Good Art), Mariëlle Verdijk ('ook!' Rotterdam), Ilse van Rijn (researcher)
thanks to the support of: DAS Research Development Funds (Amsterdam) and Association Les Minières