Myriam Louvel Paoli is a French artist from Vaucluse who has chosen to put metal and volumes at the heart of her work. Following in the footsteps of Picasso, Calder, Giacometti to name only the most famous, she works with iron wires to create sculptures of varying sizes and types, sometimes combining objects with wires, as in her series of “Repairs”, or operating “piles” of shapes, which creates large volumes in the space where imagination can flourish, only guided by enigmatic titles left as clues. Virtuoso of her medium, she also creates less abstract sculptures, such as “Le Bouquet” of which detail is pushed to the buds on the branches…
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Eternals may become the latest example of the many balancing acts that any shared universe will inevitably be asked to navigate. After all, constructing a timeline with a lived-in sense of history must stand up to scrutiny. While fans should generally approach movies with the benefit of the doubt (these are, after all, fictional works made up by human beings rather than an actual historical retelling), creators tend to obsess over these sorts of details. That’s why Marvel producers Nate Moore and Kevin Feige offer reassurances that there’s a very good canonical reason the Eternals didn’t bother showing up to help Captain America fight Thanos. Entertainment Weekly has the lowdown on all aspects of Eternals , from director Chloe Zhao’s influences to introductions for each of the main heroes. There’s also an interesting nugget included in the cover story about the movie’s place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Described as “…largely a standalone story, focusing...
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