Micro-Projection "Journée de la femme" sur Camille Claudel

A sensitive exploration of the career of sculptor Camille Claudel (1864-1943), with particular emphasis on her relationships with her fellow artists. What remains of Camille Claudel? A handful of photographs, few works and a myth: that of a rebellious artist, a flamboyant woman with a broken destiny, Rodin?s muse, who sank into madness after their passionate relationship. At a time when few women had access to an artistic career, she succeeded in imposing her audacious style on the world of sculpture, then considered the masculine art par excellence, thanks to her talent and the material support of the man whose inspiration she was more than a disciple. The "most brilliant woman of her time" according to the critics, Camille Claudel was not the only one to dream of being a sculptor?

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