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Photography by Annabel Sougné
Clients- Art et marges musée
The Art et Marges Museum in Brussels showcases the work of unconventional artists—think outsider art, art brut, or creations from societies’ margins. It’s a space where art emerges from unexpected contexts and challenges conventional norms. Every three months, the museum unveils a new exhibition exploring and redefining the boundaries of art itself.
From 14 February to 11 October 2020, the museum hosted “Coeur au ventre”, an exhibition of objects collected by Marion et Ludovic Oster. Over the years, the couple have amassed an impressive collection amidst which they live in their Lyon home, like a sprawling cabinet of curiosities.
The exhibition’s scenography mirrored the layout of their home, replicating its floorplan and arrangement of works to preserve their original context. We designed and produced the accompanying publication: a perfect-bound booklet featuring detailed photographs by Annabel Sougné of individual artworks and curiosities. The book offers a second journey through the collection, following the display sequences created by the Osters. Tucked inside are two smaller booklets, presenting conversations between the collectors and the museum’s curator, Tatiana Veress, in both French and Dutch.
The Art et Marges Museum in Brussels celebrates unconventional artists, showcasing outsider art, art brut, and creations from society’s margins. In 2020, the museum hosted Cœur au ventre, an exhibition of objects collected by Marion and Ludovic Oster, who live among their treasures in a Lyon home resembling a cabinet of curiosities.
We designed and produced the exhibition’s accompanying booklet, a perfect-bound publication offering detailed photographs of individual artworks and curiosities. Acting as a second journey through the collection, it replicates the Osters’ original display sequences. Two smaller booklets are included, featuring in-depth conversations between the collectors and museum curator Tatiana Veress.
