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Plasticist Olivier Grossetête Places His Cartons at Arras to Produce a Monumental Ephemeral Work

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1.3 tons of cardboard was cut and assembled in Arras for a unique experience around the ancient past of the city. The result of a choral and federative project or the strength of the arms is the only motor. Demontage Saturday, May 2, 2026.

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Plasticist Olivier Grossetête Places His Cartons at Arras to Produce a Monumental Ephemeral Work

1.3 tons of cardboard was cut and assembled in Arras for a unique experience around the ancient past of the city. The result of a choral and federative project or the strength of the arms is the only motor. Demontage Saturday, May 2, 2026.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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